Colours from 100% natural fibres – the right shade for every horse
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Boiled wool | robust & durable
Our boiled wool fabric made from 100% pure new wool: robust, water-repellent and temperature-regulating. The colours look rich and natural, with the typical textured surface of boiled wool.
For coolers, exercise sheets, quarter sheets, saddle pads and the under-rug.
Boiled wool
Boiled wool
Yellow / Red 14
Beige / Brown / Grey 13
Green / Petrol / Turquoise 13
Purple / Blue 18
Marl boiled wool 19
Heathered wool white
Heathered light beige
Heathered taupe
Heathered brown
Heathered olive
Heathered pine green
Heathered petrol
Heathered dark blue
Heathered black
Heathered charcoal
Heathered grey
Heathered plum
Heathered berry
Heathered dusty pink
Heathered terracotta
Heathered ochre
Merino wool | fine, super-soft fibre
Finer and softer than classic pure new wool – our premium cooler for sensitive horses. Deliberately limited to calm, elegant tones.
Cotton fleece | soft & anti-static
Cuddly soft, anti-static and especially gentle on the skin – the cotton used in our coolers and bandage pads. Calm tones that go with every coat colour.
Cotton mesh | light, sturdy fabric
The light, airy cotton fabric of our fly rugs – available in various colours to keep insects at a distance. In high temperatures, the fabric can be dampened to cool the horse down.
Waxed cotton | with wool lining
Water-repellent waxed cotton with a warm wool lining – our exercise sheet for rain and wind. Three muted, classic tones.
Cotton | robust & water-repellent
Our classics in undyed natural white: the stable rug made from 100% cotton with a wool filling. Thanks to the weave, the cotton is slightly water-repellent.
Colour advice & appointments
Which colour suits your horse?
Phone / online consultation
A personal conversation about colour, fabric and size – comfortably from home, by phone or online.
Private Shopping in Hamburg
Come and visit us – take a look at all the colours and feel all the materials over drinks and a few treats.
CHVX*N Blog
Read our blog article on the topic and get a first overview of which colour suits your horse.