My favorite applique designs... so far

For those of you that know my work you know that we use a lot of different appliques in our designs.  Here are a few of my favorite ones so far this year. 

French Blue Leopard

An instant favorite. This new show shirt was made just last week and I couldn't help but fall in love with the rich blue ombre shades mixed in with the leopard fabric. 

Envy Showmanship Jacket

 This is one of my favorites because of all the detail and sparkle. A lot of time was put into the application of all the crystals and embellishments. Is it just me or does this make you think of fancy mermaid bubbles. 

Living The Dream

The Living The Dream jacket will always be one of my favorites. I absolutely love dream catchers! All the color and sparkle are enough to make you feel magical. This jacket has just the right amount of bling and sass  to make you feel like a million bucks! 

Do you have any favorite applique designs that you'd like to share? Leave a comment or send us a message. 

Dream Catcher Collection

Our Dream Catcher collection has to be one of my favorites. The details and colors we use when making these pieces are easily matched with almost any color chaps/pants. 

Dream Life

Be the best dressed in any arena with this one-of-a-kind dream catcher design. A Sparkling Showstopper! This top is stunning in person and the sparkle is breathtaking.

The Dream Catcher

SO many color options! You’ll ride comfortable all day and the look is tailored and flattering. You can pair this vest with any color in the design shirt. Love purple? Match with a purple shirt and saddle pad. You can really pull any color! 

Living The Dream

We covered this jacket in swirling clear Swarovski crystals then we filled in the design with a sparkling, high end mix of Swarovski crystals, pearls and other elements.

Keep an eye out for more dream catcher inspired horsemanship apparel on our site. 

How to take your measurements

When taking your measurements, always use a cloth measuring tape. Remember to wear proper undergarments. If you wear a special support bra for riding, your measurements should be taken with that bra on. Also, make sure the tape measure is held snugly and firmly (not tightly) against your body and is always parallel to the floor for circumference measurements. For more accurate results, it is best to have someone else measure you. I also highly recommend measuring a finished garment you already have the fits properly and comparing those measurements to your own.

Bust: Measure around the fullest part of the bust.

Waist: Measure the smallest part of the waist.

Hip: The hip measurement is taken at the widest part of the hips.

Sleeve: With one arm down at a slight angle, start from the corner of the shoulder and measure down to where you'd like your sleeve to end.

Shoulder Width: Measure across the back from the corner of one shoulder to the corner of the other shoulder. For this measurement, I recommend measuring a jacket you already have that fits properly. Laying the jacket flat, measure from shoulder seam to shoulder seam.

Center Front Length: This measurement is taken from the base of the neck down to where you would like the jacket hem to end.

Below is our size chart we use to make our showmanship apparel. Keep in mind we now go up to a size 5x