It is imperative that you measure your current girth from end of buckle to end of buckle regardless of what the stamp reads in order to know what size to order.
Finding Your Size Girths stretch over time, which means the size printed on your girth may not reflect its actual length. Here's how to find your correct size:
The Tapestry Comfort Girth is designed to provide increased comfort for your equine partner with elastic placed where their lungs expand. Please make sure you are ordering the correct size for maximum effectiveness.

What size of traditional long girth/belly guard girth should I get?
| Inches | Centimeters |
| 56 |
142 |
| 54 |
137 |
| 52 |
132 |
| 50 |
127 |
| 48 |
122 |
| 46 |
117 |
| 44 |
112 |
| 42 |
107 |
| 40 |
102 |
| 38 |
97 |
What size Dressage/Monoflap/Cinch should I get?
| Inches | Centimeters |
| 20 | 51 |
| 22 | 56 |
| 24 | 61 |
| 26 | 66 |
| 28 | 71 |
| 30 | 76 |
| 32 | 81 |
| 34 | 86 |
| 36 | 91 |
A well-made girth, properly cared for, is a long-term investment in your horse's comfort and performance. Here's how to keep yours in its best condition.
Leather: Clean with saddle soap and condition with leather oil as needed — after heavy use or exposure to sweat and weather.
Elastic: Brush clean with a dandy brush (wet or dry) using a mild, non-chemical soap or shampoo. Always air dry — never use direct heat.
When to replace: We recommend replacing your Tapestry Comfort Girth after three years of regular daily use. The elastic is a functional, load-bearing component, and replacing it on schedule ensures your horse continues to get the full benefit of the design.