Sizes and measurement guide
How to measure your browband size.
Take a browband that fits your horse or pony off the bridle and lay it on a flat surface. Measure the whole length including the end loops. Check your measurement against our size chart below
Care of your browband
Please keep your browband protected if it has bling elements. One of our browband covers is ideal, or remove from the horse after the class and store in a browband storage bag.
Rhinestones and sometimes the whole rosette! on your browband can be knocked out by horses with itchy heads determined on rubbing the itch, or by browbands being left on the bridle and put in a bridle bag with no protection. Mirror and insert browbands will need to be stored curved to prevent mirror or insert being damaged. The mirror can be damaged if the browband is flattened after use.
Black makeup and hoof black is just about impossible to remove from your browband so try to avoid getting this on your browband by keeping it covered until just before your classes.
Lightly soiled/sweaty and dusty velvet bands can be carefully cleaned with a dry toothbrush this is good for removing dust from the velvet pile and from around bling stones. If there is sweat and dirt you may need a damp toothbrush and a small amount of hard laundry soap such as sard wonder soap bar or sunlight bar. Satin can be carefully cleaned with a damp cloth and a very tiny amount of hard laundry soap.