Unisex AriatTEK Essential Performance riding socks in burgundy - Ariat

• Technical riding socks designed especially for tall, close-fitting boots.
• Slim fit for a close fit around the foot.
• Ultra-thin design minimizes extra bulk inside boots.
• High-performance AriatTEK® technology for optimal comfort whatever the weather.
• Moisture Movement Technology™ helps wick away sweat.
• Moisture management helps keep skin comfortably dry.
• High-performance antimicrobial treatment.
• Designed to help you feel fresh during equestrian activities.
• Slim profile particularly suited to snug-fitting riding boots.
• Nylon, polyester and elastane blend.
• Soft fabric that moves with the foot.
• Elastane adds stretch and helps provide a close fit.
• Clean, understated design that pairs easily with riding outfits.
• Designed for comfort during long rides.
• Ideal for training, competitions and days at the barn.
• Thin profile helps minimize bulk inside close-fitting tall boots.
• Contains elastane for added flexibility.
• Designed for unobtrusive comfort while riding.
• Moisture Movement Technology™ helps wick away sweat to keep skin dry.
• High-performance antimicrobial treatment helps keep the fabric fresh.
• Ultra-thin design suited to extended wear inside close-fitting boots.
• Slim fit keeps unnecessary bulk to a minimum.
• A blend of technical synthetic fibers for comfort in the saddle.
• Moisture-wicking technology built into the fabric.
• Clean design suited to training and competition outfits.
• Soft, lightweight fabric for everyday comfort.
• Designed to promote comfort and freshness inside close-fitting boots.
• Soft, low-bulk fabric.
• Understated, functional style.

• 61% nylon.
• 36% polyester.
• 3% elastane.
• High-performance antimicrobial treatment.
• Fine, flexible blend of performance fibers.

Ariat is an American brand founded in 1993, specializing in boots, apparel, and equestrian equipment. Known for its quality, comfort, and technical innovation, Ariat blends performance and style for both professional and amateur riders — whether in English or Western disciplines.