Tommy Hilfiger Equestrian Show Shirt Short Sleeve

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Tommy Hilfiger Equestrian Show Shirt Short Sleeve
Sale price €99,00Regular price
Regular price €99,00

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Manufacturer
Barney & Baxter AG
Bönirainstrasse 9
8800 Thalwil
Zwitserland
customercare@barneyandbaxter.com / +41 58 550 01 01

EU responsible person
Maddelin NV
Rijksweg 62
8820 Torhout
België
info@maddelin.be

Product Information

This Tommy Hilfiger Equestrian Show Shirt with short sleeves is a white competition shirt in men's sizes. Short sleeves are permitted in showjumping, including under a jacket, and they make a warm competition day more bearable. You wear the shirt as the top layer under your show jacket or, where that is allowed, on its own. Still available in S (men 46) and XL (men 52).

About this competition shirt

This shirt reaches us without a model name and without a manufacturer's article number; the variants carry an internal barcode instead of an EAN. That makes it impossible to tie to one item in the licence holder's official product data, and that has a consequence you are entitled to know as a buyer: the fibre composition cannot be confirmed. The same catalogue holds several white short-sleeve models side by side, from polyamide blends to polyester blends, with elastane shares that lie far apart. Taking over one of those statements would be a guess. For this item, the label in the garment is the only place where material and care are given.

What is established is the make-up: plain white, short sleeves, and two men's sizes, S for continental size 46 and XL for 52. That distinction is no formality. A men's pattern is wider across shoulders and chest and longer in the body than a women's pattern, even at the same size label. Anyone looking for a women's model is in the wrong place here.

In showjumping the top edge of your shirt is actually set out in the rules. The FEI asks for a white collar, white cuffs with long sleeves and a white tie, stock or choker; for children and pony riders the whole shirt must be white. Short sleeves are permitted there, including with a jacket over them and also during the course walk. If the ground jury allows riding without a jacket in very warm weather, the condition is that the shirt has sleeves: short is allowed, sleeveless is not. The rules name no temperature alongside that; the jury judges it itself.

In dressage it works differently from what many riders think: the FEI rules say nothing there about the shirt and only lay down that stock or tie is white or off-white. The Belgian rules go further and require a white shirt, with sleeves that cover at least the shoulders when no jacket is worn. Because provisions differ by federation, by discipline, by level and by country and are updated regularly, check the current text of your own federation before you enter.

The limitations follow from that. If your class asks for white cuffs, you need a long-sleeve model. On a cool spring day a short sleeve leaves the arm uncovered. And plain white shows sand, hoof grease and sweat marks sooner than a coloured training shirt, while without a statement from the manufacturer you do not know how warm it may be washed. So read that label before you plan the shirt in for a whole season.

Short sleeves under a jacket mean your forearm lies straight against the lining. Ride a training session in it beforehand, because on a sweaty arm that lining can start to cling, and you would rather not find that out in the ring. Keep the shirt apart from your stable clothes and only put it on at the competition venue. White asks for quick action with a stain: lukewarm water, no chlorine-based product, and do not let it dry in. On temperature, ironing or the tumble dryer the licence holder makes no statement, so follow the label in the shirt. Hang it to dry on a hanger with wide shoulders.

This shirt suits a rider who jumps or does eventing in the summer season and prefers a short sleeve under the jacket, and who wears continental size 46 or 52. If you fall between the two, this is not your shirt: there is no size in between. If your class asks for white cuffs, or if you also ride in March and October, a long-sleeve model is the better choice; within the range the Boss Equestrian Norman Show Shirt and the Elton Show Shirt answer that, and for those two the composition is on the page. If you want the same short-sleeve idea in a women's size, look at the women's Tommy Hilfiger Equestrian short-sleeve competition shirt.

With short sleeves there is no cuff sliding over your glove; the sleeve hem and the underarm seam do catch most of the sweat. Rinse those areas out as soon as you get home from the competition. The licence holder never published washing instructions for this item, so only what is on the sewn-in label applies. Turn the shirt inside out, leave out bleach and choose air drying over the drum. A crease usually hangs out by itself.

Tommy Hilfiger Equestrian

Tommy Hilfiger Equestrian is de ruitersportlijn van het internationale modehuis Tommy Hilfiger. Het merk combineert de iconische Amerikaanse stijl van Tommy Hilfiger met technische ruiterkleding en paardensportuitrusting.

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Dankzij de combinatie van moderne sportstijl, hoogwaardige materialen en de kenmerkende Tommy Hilfiger uitstraling is Tommy Hilfiger Equestrian een populair merk bij ruiters die prestaties willen combineren met een stijlvolle en herkenbare look.

Which Tommy Hilfiger Equestrian model is this exactly?

That cannot be established. The item is listed under a generic title, without a manufacturer's article number and with an internal barcode on the variant.

Is the fibre composition known?

No. The licence holder does not document it for this item, and its catalogue holds several white short-sleeve models with differing blends. The label in the shirt is the source.

Does this shirt run in men's or women's sizes?

In men's sizes: S stands for continental size 46, XL for 52.

Are short sleeves permitted in showjumping?

Yes, including under a jacket and during the course walk. The FEI asks for a white collar alongside that, and for children and pony riders a fully white shirt. Check the rules of your own federation.

What if the ground jury allows riding without a jacket?

In very warm weather that can be allowed. The shirt must then have sleeves; sleeveless is excluded. A temperature limit is not in the rules.

At what temperature may I wash it?

The manufacturer does not state that. Work with the label in the garment and leave out bleach and the tumble dryer until you have read it.

When is a long-sleeve model the better choice?

In classes where white cuffs are asked for, and on cooler days when you want to keep the arm covered.

  • Plain white shirt with short sleeves, in men's sizes
  • Two sizes on the rail: S (continental size 46) and XL (52), with no size in between
  • No model name or manufacturer's article number; the label in the shirt is the source
  • Fibre composition not documented by the licence holder
  • In showjumping short sleeves are permitted, including with a jacket over them
  • Usable if the ground jury allows riding without a jacket, because it has sleeves
  • Not one for classes that ask for white cuffs
  • Care: until the label has been read, no bleach and no tumble dryer
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