Scenes From AETA 2025: New Tack, Equipment and Apparel to Improve Your Horse Life

Check out our sneak peak of the exciting new products and fresh takes on some of your favorite trends we spotted at the August 2025 AETA trade show.

Dressage Today was on the scene this year at the August 2025 American Equestrian Trade Association (AETA) trade show at Dallas Market Center in Dallas, Texas. This year’s AETA festivities—held in conjunction with the International Western & English Apparel & Equipment Trade Show—kicked off on Wednesday, August 13, and will wrap up tomorrow, August 16.

These combined trade shows create the world’s largest marketplace of equestrian industry products from leading manufacturers and brands. For us, the event presented an ideal opportunity to check out the newest, most innovative products on the market to learn how they can make our horse lives better. We talked with a number of top brands and visionaries in the equestrian retail industry from around the globe, as well as up-and-coming brands, to get the scoop on everything new for both horse and rider.

Here’s a behind-the-scenes’ glimpse of the exciting new products and fresh takes on some of your favorite trends we spotted at AETA this week. (Plus, we learned several top-selling and rider-favorite products from the U.K. will be launching in the U.S. soon!) We hope this preview helps you find tack, equipment and apparel for you and your horse that will be sure to add value, comfort and fun to your partnership.

Grand Prix Show Jackets from Huntely Equestrian in fresh new colors and plaids. ©Alana Harrison
Double Up Reversible Crop Vest from Kerrits. ©Alana Harrison
The vest’s reverse side features a cozy, sherpa fleece. ©Alana Harrison
Bex Bar Barn Buddy horse shampoo bar from Kensington. ©Alana Harrison
“Stall Rest” and “Muck This” ball caps from Dreamers & Schemers. ©Alana Harrison
Elegant, lightweight equestrian-themed sweaters in an array of pastel combinations from Huston x Ellany. ©Alana Harrison
Cavallo floral all-purpose saddle and matching quarter-zip top. ©Alana Harrison
Equinavia full-seat silicon breeches with gold piping and crystal details. ©Alana Harrison
KL Select dressage bridle, crystal-accented belt and phone pocket. ©Alana Harrison
Valkyrie Dressage Girth from Equinavia. ©Alana Harrison
FoxHeart stemless, stainless steel equestrian-themed wine glasses. ©Alana Harrison
Quarter-zip, short-sleeve top, also by FoxHeart. ©Alana Harrison
Plus, their foxed-themed horse toy and matching wine glass. ©Alana Harrison
Noggin purifying helmet spray from The Infused Equestrian. ©Alana Harrison
Pedi antibacterial and antifungal hoof conditioner also by The Infused Equestrian. ©Alana Harrison
Now available in the U.S., magnetic, screw-free bridle hooks from EquiHook. ©Alana Harrison
Also available in a magnetic whip and spur holder. ©Alana Harrison
The magnetic attachments can hold up to 6 kilograms. ©Alana Harrison
Sliver stirrup elastic belt by Huston x Ellany. ©Alana Harrison
New Micklem® Multi Bridle from Horseware. ©Alana Harrison
Amigo Bug Buster Fly Sheet by Horseware. ©Alana Harrison
Lightweight, quick-drying all purpose saddle pads from Equinavia. (Also available in dressage.) ©Alana Harrison
New Eva Show Coat from Equinavia with NordicAir™technology in a fun new shade. ©Alana Harrison
New mesh seat saver from ThinLine. ©Alana Harrison
Lightweight, flexible Filly Slow-Feed Grazing Muzzle from ThinLine. ©Alana Harrison
A plethora of new rein selections from KL Select. ©Alana Harrison
Fun new denim breeches in contrasting blues with silky-soft suede knee patches from Goode Rider. ©Alana Harrison
Leather phone/belt case by Kunkle Gloves. ©Alana Harrison
Buttery-soft Elizabet breech with leather zipper detailing from Equinavia. (Also available in Plum Wine and Black.) ©Alana Harrison
ThinLine Perfect Fit Pad with plush merino woven wool trim. ©Alana Harrison
Fanciful spur charms with every character imaginable from Dreamers & Schemers. ©Alana Harrison
Horze festive Santa gear from Equinavia. ©Alana Harrison

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