• A hand in the black mesh glove sweeping horse hair off a quilted saddle pad in a stable

Pet Hair Removal Glove: lifts horse hair off everything it clings to

Pet Hair Removal Glove: lifts horse hair off everything it clings to

“Shedding season. Horse hair on my breeches, my car, my couch, my dinner.”

For riders and horse owners who've given up on looking hair-free between September and May.

  • Lifts horse hair out of breeches, pads, rugs and car seats
  • Friction, not sticky sheets: reusable, nothing to run out
  • Works on dog and cat hair too
A hand in the black mesh glove sweeping horse hair off a quilted saddle pad in a stable

Pet Hair Removal Glove: lifts horse hair off everything it clings to

$14.99
$14.99
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Riding breeches and a saddle pad covered in horse hair on a car seat

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The problem

Every spring your horse drops its winter coat, and then grows it back in autumn. In between, the hair goes everywhere. It's on the saddle pad and fleece cooler, and woven into your silicone-seat breeches. It's on the car seat on the drive home, and on the couch once you sit down.

A lint roller sheet is used up before you've finished one leg. The vacuum glides straight over hair that's worked into the weave. The washing machine just moves it around and clogs the filter.

A clogged lint roller held against a fleece rug thick with horse hair

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What we found

We dug into what riders and yard staff actually do about it. Experienced horse people are blunt: fleece and wool coolers are hair magnets, and hair that survives the wash seems to become part of the fabric. The tools that keep coming up aren't fancy. Rubbery, grippy surfaces and plenty of elbow grease.

Riders kept saying the same thing about breeches. Silicone grip panels and fleece linings grab hair, and static in a dry tack room makes it worse. The trick that works is friction, not stickiness. Sweep in one direction and the hair bunches up so you can pull it away.

That's why we chose this glove. It doesn't look like much, but it does exactly that job and you can use it again and again. It's made for the hair once it's left the horse: on you, your gear, your car and your home. Your horse's coat still needs its own brushes.

The glove sweeping horse hair off riding breeches into a clump

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Why this works

  • Friction, not glue. The textured mesh catches hair that's woven into fabric. Sweep in one direction, the hair gathers into a clump, and you peel it off.
  • Your hand is the tool. It gets into seams, saddle pad edges, car seat creases and between couch cushions, where a vacuum head can't go.
  • Reusable. No sheets to run out of. Clean it off and carry on.
  • Gentle on fabric: breeches, rugs, pads, upholstery, bedding.
  • Works on dog and cat hair too, for the rest of the household.
The glove resting on a saddle pad beside a helmet, a horse in its stable behind

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Who it's for

  • Riders and horse owners buried in hair through spring and autumn shedding
  • Yard managers and stable staff washing endless pads, coolers and rugs
  • Anyone whose car doubles as a float-side tack room
  • Dog and cat owners with hair-covered couches

The details

Specifications

Key features
  • Lifts hair from clothing, saddle pads, rugs, sofas, carpets and bedding
  • Reusable design for quick everyday clean-ups
  • Easy glove-style fit
  • Useful for car interiors, pet beds and soft furnishings
  • Gentle on fabric surfaces while collecting loose hair
Product details
  • Material: Mesh cloth
  • Colour: Black
  • Size: 23 x 16.5cm
  • Packs of 1 to 4 (choose at checkout)
What's included
  • Pet hair removal glove(s), in your chosen quantity