How do I know what size to get?

I recommend you measure but the most common size is MEDIUM.
This will fit those of you who wear regular width boots.
It's super important that you measure over your boots and jeans.
Message me for help.

We now offer Boot Blankets in two different heights
(currently not being offered in all colors and patterns yet):
15” tall
or
10” tall

We offer our boot blankets in 3 sizes:

SMALL: for up to 16.5" measurement on widest section of your calf. Please be sure to measure over your boot and pants.

MEDIUM: our most average size. Up to 17.5". This will give plenty of room for your pants and boots. Please measure over your boot and pants.

LARGE: 18" and larger for wide calves or extra baggy pants. All Large orders are made custom so please allow a little extra time.

What You'll Receive

Selected Founding Riders will receive:

A complimentary pair of Boot Blankets to test
A personal Boot Blankets discount
A unique discount code to share with your followers
Commission on qualifying sales generated through your code or affiliate link
Early access to new Boot Blankets products, colors and product testing opportunities
Opportunities to be featured on BootBlankets.com and Boot Blankets social media

Most importantly, you’ll have a direct role in helping us improve and grow a new equestrian product built for riders.

Who We're Looking For

We’re interested in riders from all corners of the horse world.

Trail riders. Trainers. Western riders. English riders. Adult amateurs. Barn owners. Competitors. Weekend riders. Horsewomen who spend more time doing chores than taking polished barn photos.

You may be a great fit if you:

Ride or work with horses regularly
Maintain an active equestrian-focused social media account
Enjoy creating photos, Reels, TikToks, Stories or other horse-related content
Are comfortable showing Boot Blankets being used around the barn and while riding
Can provide thoughtful, honest product feedback
Engage genuinely with your followers and other horse people
Are willing to participate consistently during the testing period

Follower count is not everything.

We would rather work with a rider who has 1,000 highly engaged horse people following her than someone with 50,000 followers who rarely interacts with them.