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The L'Anique bridle 'Jazz' is a beautiful bridle featuring a patent leather noseband and a rhinestone browband.
The bridle is adjustable on both sides of the headpiece, allowing the noseband, throatlatch, and cheekpieces to be adjusted evenly.
Specifications:
Made from high-quality soft leather.
Anatomical noseband with a patent leather finish, black padding, and a soft padded jaw pad for improved pressure distribution and enhanced comfort.
Slim anatomical headpiece with extra ear clearance for enhanced comfort.
Finished with silver-coloured hardware.
Cheekpieces feature blind closures for a clean, elegant finish.
Features our Click&Go browband with beautiful silver rhinestones, allowing you to change the browband without disassembling the bridle.
Reins are not included but can be ordered separately.
Do you have any questions? Please feel free to contact us.
Not sure which size to choose? Our size guide provides detailed measurements in centimetres, making it easy to compare them with your current bridle or your horse's measurements.
Orders are usually shipped within 1–2 business days with PostNL or DHL. You will always receive a track & trace once your order is on its way.
Orders over €100 qualify for free shipping within the Netherlands and Belgium. Shipping costs for all other destinations are calculated automatically at checkout.
Not satisfied? You can return your order within 14 days of receipt.
Important:
Products must be unused, clean, and complete (trying on is allowed)
Items with hair, dirt, or signs of use will not be accepted for return
Bits can only be returned unused due to hygiene reasons
Return costs are at your own expense
Do you wish to return an item? Please contact us first for the correct return instructions.
