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Horseshoe necklaces are giving me life.
Tall boot secrets
- the Ariat Heritage Contour ($300) has the widest selection of sizes if you’re hard to fit. The calf will wear through if you ride once a day for 2 years. If you need it to last, get a patch added by a cobbler. The zipper will never break.
- Try Tredstep or Mountain Horse if you like the slim ankle fit but Ariats are too baggy.
- Don’t buy Parlanti ($600-1000) as a schooling boot. Our petty revenge on terrible trainers is to sell them Parlantis. Actually, don’t buy Parlanti unless you are a tall and thin 13 year old who will grow out of them in 6 months.
- the Tredstep Da Vinci ($500) is discontinued and on closeout for $250. They are getting replaced by the Medici ($400), which has an improved footbed and zipper. If you get a tight enough fit on the calf and the zipper doesn’t immediately break, this is a great deal. Swap the footbed out for an Ariat one. Only purchase from places where the option for a return is available if the zipper splits.
- the Tredstep Michelangelo ($800) is a work of art and beats the Ariat Monaco ($750-1000) but the Tredstep Donatello ($300) can’t compete with the Ariat Heritage Contour ($300). Don’t buy a Donatello for the next year until the “understated” weak zipper is quietly swapped out for the durable YKK one.
- Use heel lifts when breaking in boots that are too tall. Use those small tack sponges behind your ankles to avoid blisters. Literally a life saver.
- For unusual foot and calf combinations that aren’t available on any size chart, try men’s boots before you go custom.
- Your boots should be near impossible to zip up the first time, especially if they have a stretch panel. Someone should lace a string or shoelace through the zipper and crank them up for you. You should feel your calf throbbing. I promise they will stretch. If the calf is this tight, they won’t drop very much. If you can zip them up by yourself with ease the first time, expect 1-1.5 inches of drop.
- Affordable brown boots: Ariat Challenge Contour ($400), Ariat Heritage Contour ($300), Mountain Horse Sovereign ($400), Ovation Olympia ($225)
Rootd: Black Forest w/tan knee patch Tailored Sportsman breeches, Lady Hagen polo, Tommy Hilfiger v-neck sweater, Ralph Lauren belt
How in the world do y'all not have the lumps in your breeches when tucking your shirts in?? I can’t even.
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I did a bad thing.
From what I see, you did a very good thing
Well… Horse show bills ain’t gonna pay themselves, you know…..
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Actual representation of how my room looks right now 😂😂....
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Where is the snaffle bracelet from? 😍
It’s from Dimacci :).
50 shades of ‘’I have a problem’’.... 90% of things I own are grey. I think that I need to calm down a bit...
I am officially obsessed with your blog! Do you have Instagram? ☺️
You are too kind!! My insta is metanoiiaa!
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Knitz , bitz & bootz // N. I
Bringing that chic dressage bling vibe to my #ootd