[
UK
/dʒˈɒdpɔːz/
]
NOUN
- (used in the plural) flared trousers ending at the calves; worn with riding boots
How To Use jodhpurs In A Sentence
- On the third day, the weather had reverted to its seasonal norm—chilly, windy, below-zero temperatures—increasing the "riding vibe," with thicker leggings and jodhpurs, flat black-leather riding boots (see Hermès, Cole Haan and Gucci) or sneakers (Prada and Lanvin), heavy woolen pea coats, cashmere scarves (Lora Piana) and Chanel bags. Springtime in New York
- I turned up at the dude ranch in jodhpurs, to the derision of cowhands and guests alike.
- She rides horses and wears jodhpurs, carries a whip, does daring-do with bad guys and ends up sweeping the hero off his feet as well.
- This is western riding after all, although jodhpurs and hard hats are equally welcome.
- She has an equestrienne profile with boot and jodhpurs as two essential items.
- It's been a very long time since anyone came to the hall in either red coat or jodhpurs.
- Opt for jeans or jodhpurs depending on which style you ride.
- Beneath the macs: black leggings or stretch jodhpurs, gray or navy cashmere crew necks and the occasional Chanel or Prada rain hat. Springtime in New York
- An electronic sweep of the Palace had found bugging devices concealed in the most bizarre locations - flowerpots, bedpans, jodhpurs, a pair of lovingly restored Victorian camiknickers, and even implanted in one of the ears of the royal corgis.
- She wore a borrowed riding cap and a pair of Lise's jodhpurs and was warm enough with only her cardigan over a shortsleeved yellow shirt. IN LOVE AND WAR