Jeffers Poplar Head Uniquely English 1200 Denier Turnout Blanket with High Neck, 240 Gram, Merlot Snaffles & Irons

Jeffers Poplar Head Uniquely English 1200 Denier Turnout Blanket with High Neck, 240 Gram, Merlot Snaffles & Irons

Formerly Jeffers "ECONOMY"

The Poplar Head (formerly Jeffers "Economy") Uniquely English 1200D Turnout Blanket with High Neck in Merlot Snaffles & Irons combines strength and style for your equine companion. Crafted from a robust 1200 denier outer shell, it offers unmatched durability while exuding a beautiful equestrian flair.

This blanket showcases a captivating snaffle bit and stirrup iron print in elegant merlot, making it a statement piece in the equestrian world.

With 240 grams of polyfill insulation, this turnout blanket is designed to provide your horse with exceptional warmth, making it perfect for colder climates. Your horse will remain snug and comfortable, even in chilly weather.

The high neck design offers additional protection against the elements, ensuring that your horse is shielded from wind, rain, and cold temperatures.

The practical design of this blanket includes double adjustable chest closures, providing a secure fit and easy adjustment. The adjustable criss-cross belly straps and hind leg straps keep the blanket securely in place, allowing your horse to move freely without shifting.

Additionally, a tail flap is integrated for an extra layer of coverage and protection, preventing moisture from reaching your horse's hindquarters.

The Merlot Snaffles & Irons design not only adds a touch of elegance but also sets your horse apart in the field or stable.

In summary, the Poplar Head Uniquely English 1200D Turnout Blanket is a harmonious blend of strength and style. It's designed to meet the rigorous demands of equine life while keeping your horse warm, dry, and protected in various weather conditions. Whether for leisurely days in the pasture or in the face of challenging weather, this blanket ensures your horse is both comfortable and fashionable.

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