Custom Butet

Fitted on the horse.

A custom saddle is not a catalog click. We start with discipline, then seat, flap, leather, and the horse in front of us.

Butet saddles on the wall, showing leather and color range

Leather and color as they hang in the work — not a stock list. Each saddle is specified in the fitting.

How a saddle can look

Seat, leather, color.

These are examples from a fitting, not a stock list. Flap, tree, and size are specified on the horse.

  • Custom Butet, deep seat, calf-lined, Cachou

    Deep seat · Calf-lined · Cachou

  • Custom Butet, semi-flat seat, grained leather, Cachou

    Semi-flat seat · Grained · Cachou

  • Custom Butet, deep seat, calf-lined, Gold

    Deep seat · Calf-lined · Gold

  • Custom Butet, flat seat, grained leather, Gold

    Flat seat · Grained · Gold

  1. Step 1

    Choose your discipline

    Hunter

    A close contact that presents quietly and lets the horse move.

    Jumper

    Balance and security over a course, without fighting the horse.

    Equitation

    A correct position that still works when the job gets bigger.

  2. Step 2

    See how it can be specified

    Seat, leather, and color above are examples from a fitting. Flap and tree are chosen on the horse — not guessed from a grid.

  3. Step 3

    Get expert guidance

    Book a fitting or request a call. Custom orders follow a separate agreement from demo and preowned saddles.

    Custom saddle terms

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