Equipment Hygiene

Riding gear is exposed to moisture, dust, sweat and dirt every day, which makes regular cleaning an important part of maintenance. Using products suited to each material makes it easier to keep the gear clean, while also helping preserve its function and lifespan over time.

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Cleaning riding gear

Leather, textile, plastic and composite materials all have different properties and should therefore be cleaned with products designed for that specific material – for example Fabric Wash and Fabric Rinse for textile gear such as rugs and riding clothes. A well-thought-out cleaning routine doesn't just keep gear fresh – it also makes it easier to spot wear or damage before it turns into a bigger problem.

Care that extends the life of your gear

After riding, it's often enough to remove dirt and let the gear dry before storing it. With regular cleaning and proper care, saddles, bridles, helmets and other riding gear are much more likely to stay in good condition for a long time.

Products adapted to different materials

Different types of gear require different types of cleaning, which is why it's important to always follow the manufacturer's recommendations. Using products developed for the purpose – such as Eunoia Fabric Mist for a quick freshen-up between washes – reduces the risk of unnecessary wear while keeping both function and appearance intact.

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