L'Evoine

 

L'Evoine - Riding forward

L'Evoine originated from the term Avoine – oats. Oats are the most original and efficient concentrated feed that has been used by humans for horses for centuries. Sometimes it is the simplest things that prove themselves and are completely sufficient.

In our consumer-oriented world, the balance between quality and quantity is becoming more and more unbalanced. Cheap products tempt consumers to replace them instead of repairing them. However, this does not mean that new developments and trends have no relevance – quite the opposite. We are convinced that the combination of time-tested craft traditions with new, alternative materials can produce great products that convince with both timelessness and style.

The time at various traditional houses of luxury fashion has taught us what it means when you can experience outstanding quality and pass on products with joy to the next generations. Often it is the same product that has evoked the same emotions in its owners for decades and never loses its charm. Luxury is everything that can be repaired, because you are far too attached to it to want to replace it.

The collections of L'Evoine consist of hand-sewn individual pieces. Novel material combinations such as the use of alpaca fleece in equestrian sports offer significant added value and have been developed and perfected by us in close cooperation with traditional craft businesses from Germany.

Timelessness is the focus of all L'Evoine products. The colour world is kept in natural tones and the materials such as high-quality leather or alpaca wool are untreated and of the highest quality. The materials are easy to clean and made to last a lifetime.
How can alpaca fleece saddle pads be washed?

First of all, it is important to emphasize that alpaca fleece is naturally antibacterial and does not need to be washed as frequently as saddle pads made from synthetic materials. The alpaca fleece saddle pad or pad should be folded and placed in the machine with the fleece on the inside so that the cotton side is on the outside when the drum rotates. Before washing for the first time, the saddle pad should be soaked in cold water for 48 hours to prevent the pure cotton from shrinking. The saddle pad can then be washed at 30 degrees on a wool cycle with appropriate mild detergent. The alpaca fleece is usually almost dry again when it comes out of the machine and can be fluffed up a bit with your fingers. Under no circumstances should it be combed with a brush with a hook, as the rods can get caught in the woven structure.

First of all, it is important to emphasize that alpaca fleece is naturally antibacterial and does not need to be washed as frequently as saddle pads made from synthetic materials. The alpaca fleece saddle pad or pad should be folded and placed in the machine with the fleece on the inside so that the cotton side is on the outside when the drum rotates. A wash bag is also recommended. Before washing for the first time, the saddle pad should be soaked in cold water for 48 hours to prevent the pure cotton from shrinking. The saddle pad can then be washed at 30 degrees on a wool cycle with appropriate mild detergent. The alpaca fleece is usually almost dry again when it comes out of the machine and can be fluffed up a bit with your fingers. Under no circumstances should it be combed with a brush with a hook, as the rods can get caught in the woven structure.