Le Mieux Brown Sets
Discount Equestrian proudly presents the LeMieux® Brown Collection!
The terrific Brown Collection by prestigious equestrian brand LeMieux® is said to complement coat colours such as dun, chestnut, and roan perfectly.
Stunning products available as part of the Brown Collection include:
* Spectrum Diamante Leather Browband
* ProSport Cotton GP Square
* ProSport Close Contact Square
* ProSport Close Contact Half Square
* ProSport Close Contact Numnah
* ProSport Cotton GP Numnah
* Gel-Grip Showing Numnah
* Merino+ CC/Jump Numnah Half Lined
* Merino+ Full Monty GP Numnah
* Merino+ Half Lined GP Numnah
* Merino+ Lambswool Half Lined GP Numnah
* ProLambskin Show Numnah
* ProLambskin Working Hunter Numnah
* Pro-Sorb Lambswool Half Pad System
* Pro-Sorb Plain Half Pad
* ProLambskin Half Pad
* Acoustic Pro Fly Hood
* Vogue Fly Hood
* Derby ProJump Tendon & Fetlock Boots
* Derby ProJump Tendon Boots
* Derby ProJump Fetlock Boots
* Capella Comfort Fetlock Boots
* Capella Comfort Tendon Boots
* Capella Comfort Fetlock Boots
* Capella Tendon Boots
* Impact Responsive Gel Tendon & Fetlock Boots
* Impact Responsive Gel Tendon Boots
* Impact Compliant Fetlock Boots
* Impact Responsive Gel Fetlock Boots
* Comfort Impact Responsive Gel Fetlock Boots
* Grafter Brushing Boots
* Fleece Brushing Boots
* ProSport Mesh Brushing Boots
* ProShell Over Reach Boots
* Anatomic Headcollar
* Capella Headcollar
* Classic Riding Gloves
* Tail Bandage
* Tail Guard with Bag
* LeGrip Jumping Whip
* LeGrip Schooling Whip
* Bridle Number Holder
* Saddle Pad Number Holder
Origin of the colour (courtesy of Wikipedia):
“Brown is a composite [colour]. In the CMYK [colour] model used in printing or painting, brown is made by combining red, black, and yellow, or red, yellow, and blue.In the RGB [colour] model used to project [colours] onto television screens and computer monitors, brown is made by combining red and green, in specific proportions. In painting, brown is generally made by adding black to orange. Positive associations include baking, warmth, wildlife, and the autumn.
The term is from Old English brún, in origin for any dusky or dark shade of [colour]. The first recorded use of brown as a [colour] name in English was in 1000.
The brown [colour] is seen widely in nature, wood, soil, human hair [colour], eye [colour] and skin pigmentation. Brown is the [colour] of dark wood or rich soil.
Brown has been used in art since prehistoric times. Paintings using umber, a natural clay pigment composed of iron oxide and manganese oxide, have been dated to 40,000 BC. Paintings of brown horses and other animals have been found on the walls of the Lascaux cave dating back about 17,300 years.”
