WORLD HEMP CONGRESS

DESIGN:

The definition of the Horse Cape suits to the item's description as designed of two layers of different cloth sewed together in a coat: at first, an Inner, the lining made of not coloured plain Hemp and/or Linen cloth, secondly, the External layer, which designed of Hemp and/or Cotton,

Woollen cloth decorated by handmade and/or machine-applied embroideries (patched).

Both layers, which define the 'Double Protective Decorated' specification, are separately however equally designed of six (or less) differently shaped, but matching parts that sewed together with decorative stitches additionally applied (upon request or excluded if preferably) to remain visible (mostly, predominantly) upon the external cloth of the cape.

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FORM:

The cape suits to the muscle structure allowing the horse to walk/move freely; it is covering the back-to-hindquarters, shoulder-pieces and upper thigh, however leaving a belly visible, which uncovered due to the side-rounding lined upon the flank, but keeping the joints covered remained hidden by the cape's round forms that resemble a short skirt. At front, the cape closes across the

chest as a symmetric ribbon - by the two paralleled bands running winded back - up in the direction of the horse's wither. The specific design has the purpose to avoid implying the metal parts that are generally supposed to secure loosing/slipping of the cape.

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WEIGHT:

The DPD Horse Cape is light weight textile meant to provide sense of a pleasing comfort to the horse which offered by the smell of organic scents of the natural cloths and garments, yet creating the sensation of protectiveness sustaining the health and well-being of the animal which often sustained when residing and working under the man-made conditions in the urbanised surroundings and the artificially constructed living conditions of a stable.