Women's Competition Accessories – Stock Ties & Hairnets for the Arena
Women's competition accessories often determine the finishing touch of your appearance: without a neatly fitted stock tie and a well-secured hairnet, even the best performance can quickly seem incomplete. Here you'll find exactly the accessories required for competitions – classic or modern, according to your style.
You know it yourself: on competition day, everything has to be perfect. The aids, the concentration – and of course, your outfit. With the right accessories, you'll start relaxed and have a clear head for what matters.
Stock Ties for Tailcoats and Jackets
The stock tie is your classic companion for dressage and show jumping. It neatly finishes the stand-up collar and gives your tailcoat or competition jacket the necessary finesse. In many classes, it is even mandatory according to the regulations – so it's not an optional extra, but part of your basic competition equipment.
Whether classic white or modern with subtle glitter and a colored accent: the selection ranges from simple tie-on styles to more striking models with brooches. Choose what suits you and your discipline.
Hairnets for the Perfect Fit
A hairnet keeps your hairstyle in shape all day long – even if your riding helmet has to come off occasionally. The fine knots disappear under your hair and ensure a neat, well-groomed look. Practical, discreet, and quick to use.
Tip: It's best to put a few nets in your hair color in your competition bag right away. This way, you'll never be without a spare when you need to be quick before a class.
Brands for Your Competition Accessories
When it comes to brands, you have a choice: from Samshieldto BUSSE to E.L.T and BR, everything is available – and a few more. This way, you'll find the right stock tie or net for every budget and taste. If you want to complete your entire competition outfit, it's best to check out the Women's Jacketsand other Competition Appareldirectly.
Frequently Asked Questions about Women's Competition Accessories
Is a stock tie mandatory at competitions?
In many dressage and show jumping classes, yes. It's best to check the regulations of your class beforehand – it states what is required for your level.
What is the difference between a stock tie and a necktie?
A stock tie is wider and worn under the collar, often with a brooch. A classic necktie is narrower. For tailcoats and competition jackets, you generally opt for a stock tie.
What color should my hairnet be?
Ideally, it should match your hair color so that it remains inconspicuous under the helmet. If in doubt, choose a shade darker rather than too light.
Whether you're competing for the first time or are a seasoned pro: with the right women's competition accessories, you'll be perfectly prepared and can fully concentrate on your performance in the arena.
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