Ariat tends to fall into that category of brands you rely on without really thinking about it. It’s usually the pieces you reach for when you just want something that works - whether that’s riding, yard jobs, or heading out after.
For spring and summer, that becomes more important. Layers need to handle changing weather without constantly swapping things in and out.
I tried a full Ariat outfit in our YouTube video to see how it fits into a normal day on the yard, rather than just how it looks on.
If you’re comparing options, it’s worth browsing riding clothing for sale on Horsemart, or looking at our Covalliero and Hy Equestrian outfit reviews to see how different setups compare.
In this guide:
Ariat Breathe 1/2 Zip Sweatshirt review
Ariat Breathe 1/2 Zip Baselayer review
Ariat Eos Chic Half Grip Tights review
Ariat Stable 2.0 Jacket review
Ariat Telluride Tall Waterproof Boots review
Ariat Breathe 1/2 Zip Sweatshirt Review
Antler | £65
Shop the Ariat Breathe 1/2 Zip Sweatshirt here.
This sits somewhere between a baselayer and a proper sweatshirt. It’s light enough that you don’t overheat, but still has enough weight to take the edge off cooler mornings. Once you start moving, it feels breathable rather than warm.
The fit is relaxed, which makes it easy to wear for longer periods. It doesn’t cling, and there’s enough room to move without it feeling oversized.
Details that stand out:
- Breathable, sweat-wicking fabric
- Slightly thicker than a baselayer
- Kangaroo pocket at the front
- Branded cuff detail
The colour is one of the nicer parts of this, more of a muted rose tone than a bright pink, so it works well with darker layers.
Ariat Breathe 1/2 Zip Baselayer Review
Sepia Rose | £55
Shop the Ariat Brathe 1/2 Zip Baselayer here.
This is the more technical piece in the set. It’s noticeably lighter than the sweatshirt and sits closer to the skin, so you feel the difference straight away when you’re riding. The mesh panels along the sides help keep air moving, especially once you’ve warmed up.
Where it works well:
- Riding or schooling sessions
- Warmer days on the yard
- Layering under lighter jackets
It feels designed for movement rather than just general wear, but it doesn’t look out of place off the yard either.
Small details like the zip and subtle branding keep it looking clean rather than overly sporty.
Ariat Eos Chic Half Grip Tights Review
Plum Grey | £80
Shop the Ariat Eos Chic Half Grip Tights here.
The first thing you notice here is the waistband. The crossover shape sits differently to standard tights and gives a more flattering fit without needing anything tight or restrictive.
They’re light, but not overly thin, so you still feel supported. They hold their shape well through the day, which is usually where lighter tights can fall short.
What makes them easy to wear:
- Structured but lightweight feel
- Subtle half grip
- Side panel detail
- Waistband that sits comfortably
They don’t feel overly “riding specific”, which means you could wear them beyond just the yard without them standing out too much.
Ariat Stable 2.0 Insulated Jacket Review
Black | £90
Shop the Ariat Stable 2.0 Insulated Jacket here.
This is one of those jackets most riders will recognise. It’s been around for a while, and it’s the sort of thing that ends up being used more than expected. Lightweight, but still warm enough to deal with wind and light rain.
It doesn’t feel bulky, which makes it easy to ride in, and there’s enough movement through the shoulders and arms.
Where it fits in:
- Cooler starts to the day
- Rain or wind on the yard
- Evenings when the temperature drops
It’s the kind of jacket that doesn’t need much thought, you put it on and get on with what you’re doing.
Ariat Telluride Tall Waterproof Boot Review
Dark Brown | £220
Shop the Ariat Telluride Tall Waterproof Boots here.
These are built more for practicality than anything else. They feel solid underfoot, with a sturdy sole that gives you a bit more confidence walking around on uneven ground or wet surfaces.
They’re shaped more like a country boot than a close-fitting riding boot, which makes them easier to wear across a full day.
What they’re suited to:
- Yard work in all weather
- Riding without needing to change boots
- Longer days on your feet
They’ve got enough cushioning to stay comfortable, and the waterproofing makes a difference once the weather turns.
How the outfit works across the day
What stands out most with this set is how interchangeable everything feels. You’re not relying on one piece to do everything, it’s more about having a few layers that you can swap depending on what you’re doing.
- The sweatshirt works for general wear
- The baselayer steps in when you’re riding or it’s warmer
- The jacket covers the colder or wetter moments
- The tights and boots carry through everything else
Nothing feels out of place, and you’re not having to change constantly.
If you’re riding regularly this season, it’s also worth keeping an eye on horses for sale on Horsemart, especially if you’re spending more time training or getting out more.
Final thoughts
This feels like a setup built around everyday use rather than specific situations.
It’s easy to wear, works across different conditions, and doesn’t require much thought once it’s on.
If you’re looking for:
- Riding clothes you can wear all day
- Layers that handle changing weather
- A mix of practical and wearable pieces
It’s not about standout pieces, it’s about having things you’ll actually use.
Explore more riding outfit reviews
If you’re still deciding, it’s worth looking at a few different styles side by side:
Read our Covalliero riding outfit review (lightweight, everyday layers)
Read our Hy Equestrian competition outfit review (smart show wear)
Browse our Spring Summer Clothes Reviews collection and see what is the best fit for you.
