Does anyone still make predominantly cotton breeches

[Hippolyta]

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I found some Jockey shorts…but it’s too hot to wear the layers in summer! $20 undies to wear the see through breeches. I did want to warn others of the see through nature
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These are awesome

Jockey Generation™ Women's Wicking Slipshort

They aren’t intended as a slimmer, so they are comfortable, & they are super breathable. I wear them under dresses and skirts. They make it a much more pleasant experience.

The Target version (Jockey Generation) is cheaper ($12) than the full branded Jockey from dept stores. They fabric is a bit thinner, so a bit more prone to snags. I just wear them as underwear, so just one layer.

They would most likely work under most breeches, unless they were extra transparent.

[anon15718925]

Seconding - not an active rider myself and have been an “aspiring” eventer for years (b/c life) but back when I was riding more regularly I had a pair of navy blue knee-patch (knee patches are a faux suede type material) Ovation breeches that still hang in my closet (along with a pair from Horze that work well but I didn’t like that they were pull-on as the waistband likes to roll down on me and they got some snags in the fabric) and they were hands-down my favorites. Not sure if those were cotton though, didn’t look at the label. Not sure how Ovation’s breeches, etc. are more recently as I probably got that pair in 2014-15ish, but they’re definitely good. My only complaint with my Ovations is I think that’s the pair that’s a tiny bit short in the leg, which doesn’t matter much, it’s not visible when wearing paddock boots and half-chaps or tall boots but I’m 5’8.

[OTTBs]

@Hippolyta

These are awesome

target.com

Jockey Generation™ Women’s Wicking Slipshort

Read reviews and buy Jockey Generation™ Women’s Wicking Slipshort at Target. Choose from contactless Same Day Delivery, Drive Up and more.

They aren’t intended as a slimmer, so they are comfortable, & they are super breathable. I wear them under dresses and skirts. They make it a much more pleasant experience.

The Target version (Jockey Generation) is cheaper ($12) than the full branded Jockey from dept stores. They fabric is a bit thinner, so a bit more prone to snags. I just wear them as underwear, so just one layer.

They would most likely work under most breeches, unless they were extra transparent.

Darn…I bought my first pair at Kohl’s on sale and a second on Amazon, both around $20. Mine are not slimming either. I never would have thought about wearing with a dress, that’s awesome. If I ever wear one again…

[LadyB]

Romfh Campions are.

[Amtabj]

I was just reminded for some reason of this thread and that you wanted an update on the HORZE full seat breeches… they are very comfortable, they fit at least a size bigger possibly two sizes. I am normally between a 26 and a 28. I read the reviews and decided to go with the 28, I probably could have done the 24 inch. But the 26 is OK. They are cotton so they do stretch a little more than other fabrics. The fabric is not quite as heavy as the riding sport breeches, but still quite nice. Probably better for spring, summer,fall riding. I bought the navy with the tan full seat and I like the two tone.

[wsmoak]

@4Frogs_aLilypad

The heat has been brutal this summer. Mostly cotton breeches feel more comfortable, but the “under layer” is a real struggle, whatever the fabric.

Duluth Trading Company’s Buck Naked Performance underwear in beige. Pricey but these are the best for summer that I’ve found so far.

https://www.duluthtrading.com/women/underwear/undies/buck-naked-performance/?feature=un2

(On sale now it looks like.)

[Event_Horse]

@Amtabj

I was just reminded for some reason of this thread and that you wanted an update on the HORZE full seat breeches… they are very comfortable, they fit at least a size bigger possibly two sizes. I am normally between a 26 and a 28. I read the reviews and decided to go with the 28, I probably could have done the 24 inch. But the 26 is OK. They are cotton so they do stretch a little more than other fabrics. The fabric is not quite as heavy as the riding sport breeches, but still quite nice. Probably better for spring, summer,fall riding. I bought the navy with the tan full seat and I like the two tone.

Thanks for the update.