Echo's Rope Tack

When I first started designing bitless bridles, my horse was recovering from a paddock injury, which made it hard to test my attempts. Lucky for me, a lovely person was willing to give one a try, despite the lack of testing. So I braided it with great care, in her chosen colours and hoped she'd love it.
Many months have passed and my first customer came back with some feedback that I was happy to receive. I took some time to think about what she said, then asked her if I could have the bridle back to make some adjustments.
My own horse is now sound and I've tweaked things over time, based on what works best for my sensitive little mare and what works for me too. Looking at that first bridle, I've made many changes since that early attempt and could see what was needed to bring it up to scratch. Hopefully Red's owner will continue to love and use her bridle and let me know if she has any thoughts on how I could improve. Feedback is always welcome and appreciated!

Freddie and Millie, rocking their halter and lead sets

I've been taking my time, working hard on getting my new bridle design just right. This lovely boy and his owner are going to give it a test run.
I'm really digging the green and gold cord colour choices 😍