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Première All Year fleece blanket with 260 g neck cover

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Color: Dress blue
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Anatomically shaped drying rug with a 260 g fleece neck. The chest is lined with an additional layer of fleece. Zinc-plated hardware with a silver finish.

It features an adjustable front strap, a double back seam, a fleece wither protector, two adjustable and removable crossed surcingles, and a removable tail cord.

✨ Key features

  • ✔ 260 g fleece neck
  • ✔ Double layer of fleece on the chest
  • ✔ Fleece wither protector
  • ✔ Anatomical shape, double topstitched back seam
  • ✔ Adjustable and removable crossed surcingles
  • ✔ Removable tail cord
  • ✔ Machine washable at 30°C

📋 Technical specifications

  • Type: drying rug with neck
  • Material: 260 g fleece
  • Chest: double layer of fleece
  • Withers: fleece wither protector
  • Hardware: zinc with a silver finish
  • Shape: anatomical, double back seam
  • Closure: one adjustable chest strap
  • Adjustable and removable crossed surcingles
  • Removable tail cord
  • Care: machine washable at 30°C
  • Sizes (back length): 100 cm / 110 cm / 115 cm / 125 cm / 130 cm / 135 cm / 145 cm / 155 cm / 165 cm
  • Colour: dress-blue

🐎 Why choose this product?

The neck sweats just as much as the back, and it is often where the horse starts to cool down once standing still. A drying rug works through capillary action: the fleece draws moisture from the coat towards the outside, where it evaporates. The horse dries without getting cold, helping to prevent chills and muscles tightening after exercise. ⚠️ It is neither waterproof nor designed for turnout: it is a stable, transport and after-work rug.

🧴 Usage advice

Fleece can be machine washed at a low temperature. ⚠️ Do not use fabric softener: it clogs the fibres and prevents the fleece from wicking away moisture. Air-dry only, never in a hot tumble dryer. ⚠️ The stated size is the back length: measure your horse from the withers to the base of the tail, along the spine.

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