When the cold sets in, your horse needs more than just shelter — they need the right winter horse rug. At Caribu, we offer a trusted range of winter rugs for horses designed to keep your horse warm, dry and comfortable in all kinds of weather. Whether you're braving icy winds or soggy paddocks, our horse rugs deliver practical protection with quality materials and clever features built for Australian conditions.
Our collection includes waterproof rainsheets, versatile detach-a-neck horse rugs and polar fleece rugs for extra insulation. Looking for specific fill weights? You’ll find everything from lightweight winter rugs to heavyweight combo rugs for the depths of winter. Each rug is made with durable, high-denier fabrics — including ripstop materials for extra strength — and features like breathable lining, reflective bindings and adjustable fits to suit your horse’s movement and daily comfort.
For year-round rugging, pair your winter rug with an under rug from our stable collection, including quilted horse rugs and wool rugs. Every piece in our collection is made to last — so your horse stays protected, season after season.
It depends on your horse’s condition, clip and environment. A 200g–300g winter rug suits most Australian winters, but lighter or heavier options may be more appropriate depending on the temperature and your horse's access to shelter.
Yes — rainsheets are ideal for wet but mild conditions, while a winter horse rug with fill is better suited for colder weather. Many horse owners rotate between the two depending on the daily forecast and how their horse handles the cold.
Detach-a-neck winter rugs provide flexibility — use the neck piece for full coverage in storms, or remove it when the sun comes out. It’s a great all-in-one solution for horses facing unpredictable weather.
Your horse rug should sit snugly at the chest and withers without rubbing or shifting. Always refer to the brand’s sizing chart and test the fit on your horse before extended use to ensure comfort and safety.
Yes — using an under rug beneath a winter horse rug can add warmth and reduce the need for rug changes during the day. Just be careful not to over-rug and restrict your horse’s movement or cause overheating.