Washing less often slows down the wear of colors, fibers and the aging of your breeches. You need to wash your riding clothes when they smell bad or look dirty, in many cases it is enough to air the trousers between uses.

Not washing them after each use is responsible for both the laundry basket, the wallet and above all the environment.

Choose an environmentally friendly detergent and don't use too much of it - overdoing it won't make your breeches cleaner.

Don't use bleach as it contains strong substances that wear out the fibers and grip of the breeches Nah. Instead, try washing your white garments with a mixture of a little vinegar and a squeeze of lemon juice to restore the crispiness and take care of the environment.

Then it is important to treat the stain as soon as possible after you discover it. The longer the stain takes and dries, the more likely it is to stay for good. For most stains, an ice-cold soak combined with rubbing is an effective first tool. If it still wouldn't go away, you can advantageously use bile soap or a little varnish that is gently rubbed into the stain and left for a couple of hours before throwing them into the machine.