Training wear
made for the horse.

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Invented in LondonOslo · London · Tokyo · AmsterdamBy appointmentCut for the horseEst. 1995 Invented in LondonOslo · London · Tokyo · AmsterdamBy appointmentCut for the horseEst. 1995

The current collection

Five pieces.
Nothing spare.

A tight, considered range. Each piece earns its place on the tack-room hook before it earns a place in the shop.

01 / Fit

Cut for the barrel

Every pattern is drafted to equine anatomy — the girth line, the gaskin, the cannon bone — not a shrunk-down rider's fit.

02 / Fabric

Tested at the yard

Merino, recycled polyamide and brushed thermal fleece, proven on hard winter gallops and under summer arena lights alike.

03 / Made

Made in Britain

Knitted in Hawick and finished by hand in our London atelier — the same standard the house has held since 1995.

Lady Joanne at work in the design studio, 1992

Since 1995

It began with one wet, cold horse and a founder who refused to accept the kit of the day.

Lady Joanne McLeod-Hestpace cut the first Hestpace prototype at her London home after a winter of watching good horses chill on the walk back from the arena. Three decades on, the house still makes training wear the same way — for the horse first, and never in great quantity.

Warmth in, sweat out, nothing that rubs.

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