Ariat - Women's Tri Factor Breeches, Navy Eclipse, Standard Length

Technical, elegant, and comfortable, the Ariat Tri Factor riding breeches are designed for training and competition. Their compressive stretch fabric flatters the silhouette while allowing excellent freedom of movement. ClimateTEK™ and Moisture Movement Technology™ help regulate body temperature and wick away moisture for comfort during activity. Silicone Grip knee patches provide targeted grip and improved stability in the saddle.

• ClimateTEK™ technology helps regulate body temperature to keep you feeling cool during activity.
• Moisture Movement Technology™ helps wick away moisture to keep you dry and comfortable.
• Ariat® Silicone Grip knee patches with a hexagonal pattern provide targeted grip and stability in the saddle.
• Core Control Technology™ provides targeted support at the waist for a streamlined silhouette.
• Calf Fit System™ (CFS™) provides a compressive, breathable fit around the calves to help reduce pressure points and rubbing under boots.
• Ariat® V3® V-shaped waist panel offers added stretch and lasting shape retention.
• Compressive stretch fabric follows the body's contours while retaining its shape over time.
• Midweight stretch knit combines support, flexibility and comfort.
• European-style seat design promotes comfort in the saddle.
• Faux back flap pockets add an elegant, refined finish.
• Ariat logo details add a subtle, polished touch.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

• Grip: textured silicone knee patches.
• Available in two leg lengths: Standard and Long, approximately 5 cm longer, to suit different body types.
• Technologies: ClimateTEK™, Moisture Movement Technology™, Core Control Technology™, Calf Fit System™ (CFS™), and Ariat® V3®.

• 75% nylon.
• 25% elastane.
• Fabric: midweight stretch knit with a compressive feel.

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.