Pantalon Caireles. Part of the correct riding attire - Traje Corto. Traditional styled Spanish riding trousers, high waisted, with button holes to take caireles. Made from a heavy  cotton material. As used for riding or showing in hand. Worn with braces.

There are two styles of Traje Corto: Campero (trousers with turn-ups). Worn with Botos Camperos (high boots). Paseo or Calzona (trousers without turn-ups) that take caireles, 5 per leg. These are slightly shorter than the Campero style, with the stripes of the cuff in a contrary direction to the trouser. Worn with Polainas (half chaps) and botines (short boots) or Zapato Vaquero (Vaquera shoes). Both styles have a button up fly. Neither have pockets.

Pantalon Campero, part of the tradditional Spanish riding suit known as Traje Corto. Traditional styled Spanish riding trousers, high waisted, with turn-ups. Made from a heavy  cotton material. As used for riding or showing in hand. Worn with braces.

 Zaldi Spanish culottes made in the same materials as riding trousers and featuring a decorative caireles trim at one side. Traditionally used as dress for walking in ferias but can be used for riding although not permitted in most competition classes - please see regulations of show/class concerned, or read the article regarding what is considered correct/traditional riding wear and tack on our main site under the heading 'Tack'