Mens Casual Clothing

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Men's casual riding clothing covers the polos, base layers and mid-layers you actually live in at the yard — clothes for mucking out, schooling and lessons rather than the show ring. Three choices matter: the fabric (soft cotton pique versus quick-drying technical weaves), the type of layer (a stand-alone polo, a close-fitting base layer, or a mid-layer to pull over the top) and the fit — men's equestrian brands tend to cut closer to the body than high-street casual sizing. Just Horse Riders stocks men's polos, base layers and waterproof overtrousers from brands including Ariat, Toggi and Premier Equine, from around £36. Free UK delivery over £50 · Fast next-day delivery available · 90-day returns · Family-run UK retailer since 2010. Men's casual clothing advice from the Just Horse Riders team — last reviewed July 2026. In a hurry? A technical polo in navy or black covers riding, yard jobs and everything after — the Premier Equine Respiro polo (£36, small to X-large) is the safe default, or go for the Ariat Bandera quarter-zip polo (£45) if you want the bigger-name brand. Choosing men's casual riding clothing Choice What it means Cotton pique polo The classic casual polo — soft, breathable and smart enough for the pub after the yard, but it holds on to sweat once you are working hard. Technical polo Synthetic wicking fabric that pulls sweat away and dries fast — the better choice for mucking out, schooling and warm-weather riding. Base layer A close-fitting stretch top that stays tucked in the saddle. Lightweight versions work on their own in summer; warmer long-sleeve versions go under a jacket in winter. Mid-layer A sweatshirt or quarter-zip worn over a polo or base layer on cold mornings — easy to shed once you warm up. Waterproof overtrousers Pull-on trousers that go over jeans or breeches for wet yard jobs, sized by waist in inches rather than S–XL. Getting the size right Men's equestrian tops here run from small to XX-large and follow your chest measurement, b