A bespoke winter coat in purple wool with green viscose lining with a lovely fantasy feel. The coat has deep pockets and a hidden zipper and is adorned with metal clasps. The hooded cape is detachable and can be worn on its own.
Photography by KOMUDESIGNS
Shirt and waist for an 18th century riding habit. The shirt is hand sewn out of cotton and the waist/vest is made out of impregnated wadmal lined with cotton, also completely hand sewn. The buttons are embroidered on a Brother Innovis m280d machine. The pattern is digitized by me and will be available in the shop at a later date.
Photography by Moa W. for KOMUDESIGNS
A riding habit in impregnated wadmal, mostly hand sewn. The habit is made up of an 18th century habit jacket, waist/vest, cotton shirt and KOMUDESIGNS Full Circle Riding- & Walking Skirt. The buttons on the jacket and waist are embroidered on a Brother Innovis m280d machine. The pattern is digitized by me and will be available in the shop at a later date.
Photography by Moa W. for KOMUDESIGNS
A warm, comfortable and stylish garment for autumn and winter, for all ages and sizes. For those of you that don’t want a full cirlce skirt, this is the ideal piece. Also ideal for horses that get warm, or are easily spooked by things on them. This riding skirt is cut in 2 panels with optional fastenings in order to hook it up while working in the stable, and a slit in the back for easier movement.
Photography by KOMUDESIGNS
A warm, comfortable and stylish garment for autumn and winter, for all ages and sizes. Last winter it was enough for me to wear slightly thicker jodhpurs and the riding skirt even during the coldest months, since it falls over the butt of the horse and forms a “quilt” where the warmth of the horse provides you with heat. Also nice for horses that tend to get cold themselves. This riding skirt is circular cut in 4 panels with fastenings in order to hook it up while working in the stable. (The folds that are formed are perfect to put the hoof pick in, however, you should remember that this is where you put it …)
Photography by Diana Hårshagen
Circle cut cloak. The cloak is made out of burgundy wool with a brass clasp.
Photography by KOMUDESIGNS
