After losing her home and riding gear in California wildfires, rider and artist Lindsey Schulz founded Schulz Collection to make equestrian bags that bring order, durability, and elegance to life between the barn and showgrounds. Its 1912 collection is designed around how riders actually travel, with coordinated carriers that can work together and materials chosen to last rather than head for the landfill. Schulz also gives each purchase back to Project Regeneration and uses recycled and bluesign-certified materials through its supply chain.
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Perfect World Luggage, IncFrom its San Antonio roots, Perfect World Luggage makes organized soft-sided storage and transport systems for equestrian users, emergency responders, and military medical teams. Founded in 1993 as EquiProducts by a professional horse trainer, the woman-owned company developed its gear for the horse industry before the U.S. military discovered it at the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo. Its organizers are now used to move and inventory supplies for field hospitals and surgical units, as well as in disaster-response settings worldwide.ROCKAWAY BEACH, NY
Le FashBorn from founder Arianna Vastino’s life as a New Jersey hunter-jumper rider, Le Fash makes equestrian clothing designed to move from the saddle to everyday wear. Founded in 2011 after a decade of research and development, the brand blends riding functionality with fashion details, and produces its collections in New York City’s Garment District. Le Fash also developed an equestrian lifestyle boutique in Oldwick, New Jersey, reflecting Vastino’s broader vision for style beyond the stable.34TH ST, NY
Show The BowsFounded by lifelong horsewoman Lauren Pileggi Friga in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Show The Bows makes handmade, customizable horse-show bows that let young equestrians wear their own designs into the ring. Friga began sewing bows and surcingle belts as a teenager at Bucks County Saddlery and now runs the business full time, working directly with riders and parents through in-person and virtual design appointments. The company also brings custom barn logos and pony portraits to its bow designs.
Po CampoFounded by industrial designer and cyclist Maria Boustead, Po Campo makes functional bike bags designed to move easily from the bike to everyday life. The proudly woman-owned company blends user-tested practicality with playful prints, sustainable fabrics and details such as reflective accents and water resistance, creating gear for urban riders, families and kids alike.New York, NY