Gaiters, Chaps, and Chaps
Both Gaiters, Chaps, and Leggings are garments usually made of leather designed for the protection of the lower limbs of the Amazon or the Rider.
Subcategories
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Chaps
The Chaps are protective garments that go over the Breeches of the Rider or the Amazon. They lack a crotch, fastening at the waist with a strap. They can be made of Leather, Waxed Canvas, or Suede.
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Gaiters
The Gaiters made of Leather or Canvas protect the area from the ankles to the calves. They go over the Boot and the Riding Pants. They are secured underneath with straps or elastic bands and adjusted with zippers or buttons. There are some with a gusset to adapt to the peculiarities of the legs.
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Chaps
The Chaps are made of leather and are decorated with carvings. Designed as a work garment in the manner of an apron, they are used alongside the formal attire that Lady Riders and Riders wear at the Fairs. They are secured at the waist with a cord and have straps for the legs.
