Competition jacket Lina ELT, fitted with rhinestone decoration

The Lina competition jacket combines elegance and function for the style-conscious rider. With a figure-hugging, tailored fit and rhinestone embellishments, it gives a sophisticated impression both on and off the competition track. Functional material that provides freedom of movement and comfort. Description With a figure-hugging and tailored fit gives it a sophisticated impression both on and off the racetrack. The breathable and elastic material provides optimal freedom of movement and comfort throughout the ride, while the decorative rhinestone details on the pockets add an exclusive touch. The practical side pockets and a smooth riding opening at the back make this jacket as functional as it is stylish. ✔ Tailored fit – elegant and professional look ✔ Stretchy and breathable material – maximum comfort and freedom of movement ✔ Rhinestone details on the pockets – luxurious and stylish finish ✔ Rear riding opening – optimal fit in the saddle Available in the colors blue and black. A competition jacket that lets you perform with both style and freedom – perfect for the rider who wants to stand out! Care instructions Washable Material 90% polyester, 10% elastane Competition regulations According to FEIF's rules and the Swedish Icelandic Horse Association's (SIF) competition regulations, the following apply. Clothing requirements in brief: Riders must wear correct and well-maintained competition clothing . Traditionally, dark or discreet colors are used, but this is not a requirement. Iceland jersey and club jersey are allowed according to the Swedish addition. Riding boots or short chaps with riding shoes are permitted. Helmet is mandatory . Protective vests may be used . In sports classes , more traditional competition attire is often expected, while in gaedingakeppni there is more focus on function and traditional style. White pants are not a requirement, but some riders choose to wear them at higher competition levels or style classes, for example. It is best to check the current regulations for the competition you are participating in!