Comfy, Stretchy Riding Breeches in a Pattern Recognized the Equestrian World Over

You're paying that European trainer a lot of money to ride with them. Unfortunately, they just don't appreciate your animal prints.

These breeches are the solution. We partnered the equestrian world's beloved tan plaid with a black breech to give you something that's a little tamer than our other styles - but just as fun and cute off your horse as they are comfortable when you're on.

The Curvy Mare Collection is Not Just Breeches in Bigger Sizes

You sit in the dressing room at the tack store desperately trying not to cry because you tried on yet another pair of "plus-size" riding breeches that just. don't. work. You even went up a size. Most manufacturers think plus sizes mean bigger measurements. But that's not what you need. Your body is shaped differently. You need more room for your hips, thighs, and butt - it's NOT about going up a size. In fact, going up a waist size means you constantly need to pull up the waistband. Instead of doing it the way everyone else is doing it, we went to you. We asked several women with the same problems you have to model for us as we created the Curvy Mare line.

●  Breeches built to hug your curves, not strangle them, with proportions that give you room where you need it most.
●  A rise that is 2" taller than our standard breeches so the waistband sits at your true waist - no more sagging!
●  A silicone strip on the inside of the waistband to help your breeches stay in place and keep your shirt tucked in. (On select designs)

These breeches don't compromise on any of the other great Buckwild features:

●  A tri-blend stretch fabric that's durable enough to do your barn chores in - no more wasting hundreds of dollars on breeches that fall apart after a couple of rides.
●  Slim leg with a cuff bottom that doesn't make putting on your boots

●  Side zip pocket holds your gloves, phone, treats - whatever you need to carry while tacking up and riding.

●  Fun colors and patterns that take you from the barn to the grocery store so you don't have pretend not to see people staring at you.