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MEET THE AUTHOR

Victor Tan

Sales Manager at EZ Equestrian

12 years in custom equestrian apparel. Practical guidance for turning a riding-wear idea into a clear specification, a reviewed sample and a planned bulk order.

EXPERIENCE THAT CLARIFIES THE DETAILS

From a product idea to a production brief.

Victor Tan is the Sales Manager at EZ Equestrian, with 12 years of experience in custom equestrian apparel. He helps brands, riding schools, clubs and distributors define riding-wear collections, review materials and samples, and plan bulk orders.

For a riding-wear buyer, a good-looking design is only the starting point. The fabric, fit, grip placement, pockets, closures and finishing need to work together in the garment. Victor’s articles explore those decisions through the questions that come up when developing custom riding breeches, technical riding tops and equestrian jackets.

As Sales Manager, Victor connects buyer requirements with the development and production discussion. His focus is making the brief specific: who the garment is for, how it will be used, which details need a sample review, and what must be agreed before a bulk order.

He writes for equestrian brands building private-label collections, riding schools and clubs planning coordinated apparel, and distributors sourcing riding wear for their markets.

Start with the riderDefine the use, fit and season before selecting materials and details.
Make the brief clearRecord quantities, colors, sizes, artwork and sample feedback.
Check the actual sampleReview the garment against the agreed specification before bulk approval.

WHAT VICTOR WRITES ABOUT

Product details. Clearer sourcing decisions.

01

Riding-wear product development

Connect the intended rider and use case to a workable brief for breeches, riding tops or jackets. Consider fit, movement, practical details and the role of each piece in a collection.

02

Fabric, grip & brand details

Compare fabric composition, weight, stretch and hand feel alongside silicone grip, logo placement and private-label finishing. Use physical swatches and garment samples to review the choices.

03

Sampling & bulk-order planning

Make quantities, colors, size assortments, sample approvals and delivery requirements clear before production. Help buyers identify the details that need confirmation in their quotation.

These guides offer a manufacturer’s perspective on product development and sourcing. Materials, performance documentation, prices and delivery terms are confirmed for the actual order. Learn about EZ Equestrian’s factory and export team ↗

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