5 Competition Must Haves
The staff here at Hewitt & Whitty Saddlery are no stranger to the competition ring. It doesn’t matter if you are a seasoned veteran just needing to update your competition...
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Ariat Team Gridwork 1-4 Zip Baselayer
$149.95
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Ariat Team Gridwork 1-4 Zip Baselayer - XLarge / Huckleberry is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
The Gridwork 1/4 zip is a high tech baselayer made for chillier days in the saddle. Featuring grid fleece interior for extra warmth and offered in a variety of beautiful colors.
Moisture Movement Technology™ wicks away moisture from skin
Watch Window provides easy access to wearable tech
97% Polyester, 3% Spandex
Lightweight stretch for maximum comfort and movement
Grid fleece to create airflow and trap warmth
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SHIPPING
SHIPPING
We offer flat rate shipping throughout Australia of $20 for
orders under $100.
FREE shipping is offered on orders over $100.
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CLICK & COLLECT
CLICK & COLLECT
Hewitt & Whitty Saddlery happily offers a Click & Collect service through our LOCATIONS.
Photo ID will be required upon collection. Please allow 2-3 business days for your Click & Collect order payment to be finalised.
A 'Ready for Pick Up' email will be sent notifying you that your order is ready for collection.
RETURNS
RETURNS
For all refunds and exchanges please first contact the Hewitt & Whitty Saddlery team on (03) 53361344 or at saddlery@hewittandwhitty.com.au.
You can also drop into one of our LOCATIONS.
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Ariat Team Gridwork 1-4 Zip Baselayer
$149.95
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