Stirrup Leathers Butet
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Butet stirrup leathers pair elegant French leatherwork with everyday reliability. Clean lines, smooth edging and precise stitching give a close-contact feel that complements Butet saddles and other premium tack.
Choose from multiple widths to match your saddle’s stirrup slot and your preferred feel, with several lengths to suit different rider heights and disciplines. Two classic leather colours make it easy to coordinate with your saddle and bridlework.
The refined profile sits flat against the flap for a tidy leg position, while robust hides and careful hole spacing support consistent stirrup length from warm-up to jump-off.
Use your current leathers as a benchmark. Jumping or shorter stirrup work usually favours a shorter length; flatwork and taller riders may prefer longer. If you’re between sizes, choose the option that keeps the buckle clear of your knee with several holes of adjustment in reserve.
Wipe sweat and dust after each ride, clean with mild saddle soap and condition sparingly. Rotate left/right regularly to promote even wear, and store flat or on a supportive hanger away from heat and sunlight.
Explore our Butet stirrup leather in multiple widths, sizes and two classic colours—ready to pair with your saddle for a polished, close-contact set-up.
Which width should I choose?
Narrower widths suit close-contact flaps and a refined feel; wider options offer a touch more stability. Check your saddle’s stirrup slot and pick the width that threads easily without bunching.
How do I pick the right length?
Match what you ride in now, then fine-tune: jumping typically needs a shorter setting; flatwork and taller riders may prefer longer. Aim for the buckle to sit below the flap cut-away with several holes of adjustment in hand.
Do Butet leathers stretch?
Quality leather will relax slightly with use. Rotate sides regularly and avoid over-oiling to keep holes true and the pair wearing evenly.
Which colour should I choose?
Select the tone that best matches your saddle and bridlework—our two classic colours are chosen to coordinate cleanly with most set-ups.
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