Here comes a completely petty fashion question…
Has anyone seen a two-toned breech or riding tight, knee patch that is NAVY and BLACK?
I am a little OCD. My boots are black. I just bought a slew of Romfh chill factor sunshirts (I love these!) which are various solid colors with navy stitching. Help a girl tie this all together 
I can’t help you there, but I sympathize.
I gave away two pairs of perfectly good breeches because they had PIPING that I couldn’t find shirts to match.
Actually, I have seen the black/navy combo recently but they were full seats.
hmmm not that they’ll show when you’re wearing boots, but Ellany (the belt gal) makes fabulous breeches - the mesh around the foot opening is black. OH, and I bet FITS has navy with black patches. they do - https://fitsriding.com/collections/breeches/products/performax-zip-front-slash-pocket-full-seat-breech-sahara?variant=32150845521962
I have a pair of Trophy Hunters that are navy with black patches. I believe the breech color I have is technically “Black and Blue” and they call it a “contrast patch.” Not sure who sells them these days, if anyone, but worth a look if you like TS!
Yes TS has made some with black patches.
I am not 100% sure what you mean for the extent of the two toned.
I’d check out European sites for more options but would full navy (navy with navy patches), with the black boots and a black belt, work?
I’d love a breech where there is both navy and black fabric, like the Horze Kiana (which don’t seem to come in that color combo and are full seat) but I supposed I can settle for navy fabric with black patches. Thanks for all the ideas!
I have those breeches, and kerrits makes a super lightweight short sleeve top with a geometric multi color pattern, the colors include black and navy along with some greens and yellows, and it looks very nice with those breeches.
Meanwhile I’m over hear muttering darkly about tempting fate with Black and Blue breeches. 
Just my personal superstition at work
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