👖 Discover Durable and Stylish TuffRider Kid's Cotton Embroidered Pull-On Jods Review

They were very beautiful, pleasant fabrics, but too stupid in the calves. I bought these for a skinny girl, Minnie, a size 10 and she could barely put them on or take them off. We understand breeches are tight but these were way too tight. Maybe they just sewn wrong? I am not sure. But bring her back.

Ordered size 10 purple for my 9 year old daughter. Fits perfectly, she is tall and thin. The cute embroidered horse on the back was an unexpected surprise that she loves so much. It seems to me that these are pants for girls, so with some reviews I'm not sure about the boys wearing them.

My boy is almost 10 years old. He has a pair of small feet. The first time I ordered a light brown top in size 12. Because I read reviews that it's too tight. But it's still too tight. So I sent it back and then ordered a size 14 in blue. It fits him perfectly and is also well made with great material. Usually

I was really looking forward to these trousers for my little rider! Unfortunately, a hole ripped the first time you wore it! These pants are made for riding and should withstand the ride! Very disappointed with this product - I will go with another brand! Also, my child is tall and thin and they were very loose at her waist and could not be adjusted.

These breeches (size 10) fit my 8 year old granddaughter very well. She loved the color and the embroidered horses jumping on the back! She just started riding. Trousers made from nice heavy jersey look like they'll wear well. As an adult rider, I love TuffRider products. This order arrived before the expected date so I was happy with the supplier.

I bought this a size 14 (navy blue) for my 12 year old son. I was looking for some cheap breeches and compared to other breeches on the internet it was a pretty good price. They fit my son perfectly around the waist and hips. The snuggliest area for him is the calf area, but it was still comfortable. The embroidery on the back was cute but not overly feminine. His shirts hide it anyway.

I bought this pair for my daughter when she goes to riding lessons. The first impression was so nice. The horse embroidery on the back and the color were very cute. Then she tried them on and they were too tight in the calves and a little tight in the hips, but the waist was too loose. My daughter also didn't like the feel of the material and said it was uncomfortable for her skin. I had to return it. Too bad.

My 9 year old started riding lessons a few months ago and got these Jojis for Christmas. She is very thin (about 52 pounds) and slightly short (about 4ft 4in) for her age. I bought her a size 10, although she usually wears a size 7/8 in other pants/leggings. The length is slightly longer which is perfect as she grows into it. The waist was too big but we got used to that on her as she is so skinny so we just pinned them with a safety pin to keep them from falling off. They are so cute…

Of course they have to fit well. We know it. But I would caution any parent to buy more than one size. My lanky boy, a size 8, squeezed into a size 10. And the embroidered back didn't really suit him either. I'm not one of those who believe in gender clothing at all. My daughter wears almost all of her brother's clothes with no problem. But I really didn't like the embroidery. If the overall fit was much better, I might just unbutton his turtleneck and be done with it. But those runs were…