Your love of horses, wild places and a little fantasy does not stop when you change out of your riding clothes. Neither should your art.
Our original long-sleeve sunshirts are only one way to wear Nadine & Ripley. There are quieter monogram pieces for everyday outfits, sleeveless quarter-zips covered in original artwork, and expressive hoodies for the moments when you want another layer. The connection is the art. The shapes give you more ways to make it yours.
Start with the kind of piece you reach for most. A simple long sleeve? A loose tank? A sleeveless top with a collar? Or a pullover that lets the artwork take over? Below, you can see every additional clothing listing and open the exact product that catches your eye.
Signature Basics: a quieter equestrian signature
Some days call for a full story in color. Others call for a simple shape with a small detail that means something to you. Signature Basics brings that quieter side of Nadine & Ripley into long-sleeve raglans and split-hem yoga tanks. The horse monogram keeps the equestrian connection close, even when the rest of your outfit is understated.
Signature Solids long-sleeve raglans
The Signature Solids raglans have a slim-fit shape, long sleeves and a round neckline. A printed monogram sits on the upper back, leaving the front clean. Choose Black or White for a neutral base, Forest Green for an earthy note, Plum for a deeper color, or Terracotta for warmth. These are five color choices within the same simple visual idea, rather than five competing prints.
The product listings specify breathable mesh fabric and a UPF 50+ fabric rating. They are a different garment family from the original quarter-zip sunshirts, so use the raglan measurements rather than transferring a size recommendation from another shirt. For an everyday outfit, try one with jeans or the casual pants you already own and let the color do the work.
Signature Ink and Signature Gold yoga tanks
The yoga tanks take the monogram in another direction. Their loose, sleeveless shape has a round neck, a split hem and a longer back. The listings describe a lightweight, flexible fabric for yoga, stretching, casual workouts and everyday wear. Choose this silhouette when you want an easy tank rather than a collar and zipper.
Signature Ink uses a deep navy print. Signature Gold brings a gold-colored printed monogram to the same family. The pictures below show the different listing colorways; open a product to see its garment-color choices. The dark Ink monogram is intentionally subtle on the Black option, so check the photos if you prefer stronger contrast.
These are monogram tanks, not miniature versions of the all-over-art sunshirts. Wear one with relaxed trousers, add a casual layer for travel, or keep it simple for a quiet morning. Choose the print and background color as a pair. That small choice changes the whole feel of a simple outfit.
Sleeveless tops: the artwork takes a new shape
If the artwork is what first brought you here, the sleeveless sun tops give it another canvas. Each has a stand collar, a short front zipper and a sleeveless silhouette. You still get the visual impact of an all-over design, with a different neckline and less arm coverage than the original long-sleeve sunshirts.
The product listings specify cool-feel polyester at 180 GSM and a UPF 50+ fabric rating. That rating applies only where the garment covers your skin. A sleeveless top leaves your arms exposed, so it does not provide the same coverage as a long-sleeve shirt. The yoga tanks and hoodies are separate garment families with their own details.
Choose the art by the mood you want to carry. Willowstream Reverie and Silverwood Equus bring a woodland feeling. Sunflower Trails is warm and western. Aurora Veil moves into blue and violet celestial color, while Never Stop Dreaming makes a winged horse the focus. For a darker statement, look at Memento Vivere or Moonthorn Nocturne.
There are softer and brighter directions too. Sakura Wildheart brings floral color, Solis Aeternum turns toward sunlit gold, and the ocean-inspired designs offer another way into the collection. Panthera Arcana combines pale tones, ornamental structure and jewel-colored pattern. You do not have to choose a literal horse portrait to stay connected to the world of the art.
Start with the full front view, then open the product to explore the rest of its images. A pattern may read differently across the back, collar and side panels. The metallic-looking details are printed effects, not metallic material or embroidery. Seeing the whole garment helps you choose the design as you will actually wear it.
A simple bottom lets a detailed top hold the attention. Dark denim, a plain skirt or neutral casual trousers can make a busy print feel considered without adding another pattern. If you like matching color, pick one small shade from the artwork and repeat it elsewhere. You can keep the rest of the outfit very simple.
Art hoodies: bring the fantasy into everyday layers
The art hoodies are for the drive, the weekend, the travel day and the time after you leave the saddle. These relaxed pullovers have dropped shoulders, long sleeves and a hood. The product listings specify 230 GSM air-layer fabric. Choose them for an everyday layer with artwork that feels personal, rather than assuming they share the fabric or fit of a riding sunshirt.
There are six designs to explore. Aurora Veil carries blue, turquoise and violet light through a celestial field. Soul Unbound brings horse and floral artwork into a relaxed silhouette. Gilded Canopy is rich with autumn leaves and berries, while Ember Drift carries warm abstract color across the garment. Memento Vivere takes a darker, skeleton-horse direction. Skyfire Unbound brings the phoenix-and-Pegasus story into a bright, fiery design.
The choice can be as simple as the colors you want to live with. If most of your wardrobe is black, Aurora Veil can add a cool burst of color. If you love an autumn palette, compare Gilded Canopy and Ember Drift. If you want the artwork to be the first thing someone notices, spend a little time with Skyfire Unbound. The photos are a better guide than a design name alone.
A hoodie also changes how an artwork sits on the body. The dropped shoulder and relaxed shape create a different outline from a slim raglan or sleeveless quarter-zip. Look at the sleeves, hood and lower edge as well as the central image. Those areas are part of the composition, not just space around the main motif.
For a simple everyday combination, wear an art hoodie with plain jeans and understated shoes. If you want to layer it over a tank, compare the hoodie measurements with a pullover you already like wearing over another top. Relaxed does not mean one size will suit every preference. The amount of room you enjoy is part of the decision.
The decorative effects are printed rather than embroidered or metallic. The listings do not give these hoodies a UPF rating, waterproof claim or winter-temperature rating. Let them be what they are: expressive everyday pullovers that bring the art into another part of your wardrobe.
Build around the piece you will actually wear
You do not need to rebuild your wardrobe to make room for wearable art. Start with the clothes you already reach for. If you live in jeans and long sleeves, a Signature Solids raglan is an easy place to begin. If a loose tank is more your pace, look at the monogram designs. If you love a statement top, choose a sleeveless artwork piece or an art hoodie and keep the other pieces quiet.
Think about contrast as well as color. A plain front can balance patterned pants. A detailed hoodie can carry a whole outfit with simple bottoms. A sleeveless quarter-zip gives a collared shape to a casual look, while the yoga tank feels less structured. These are ways to style the pieces, not rules about who can wear them.
When an artwork appears in more than one family, compare the versions side by side. You may love the same design as a hoodie for everyday layering and as a sleeveless top for a different outfit. The connection is the artwork; the point of having different shapes is that they do different jobs in your wardrobe.
Choose the fit, then check the care
Each garment family has its own supplier measurements. A familiar size letter is a starting point, not a promise of the same fit across the range. The raglans are described as slim fit, the tanks as loose, and the hoodies as relaxed. Use the individual product chart and the Size Guide before ordering. The sleeveless quarter-zips have their own chart too.
Keep the supplier's measurement labels and units in mind. If you are unsure how a measurement is defined, ask before ordering rather than doubling or reinterpreting a number. A garment you already enjoy wearing is a useful reference only when you compare like measurements in the same way.
Care also differs. The raglan listings call for a cold gentle machine wash. The tanks and sleeveless tops allow hand or machine washing and say not to bleach. The hoodie listings advise cold water to help reduce shrinkage and fading. Follow the instructions on your particular garment and product page instead of assuming one routine applies to every piece.
One artist's world, more ways to wear it
Nadine & Ripley begins with Nadine Ewing's original artwork and a love of horses, nature and imagination. You can meet the artist in our story, then choose the shape that belongs in yours. A small monogram and a full phoenix print can share the same spirit without making the same statement.
Explore Signature Basics, browse the sleeveless artwork tops, or find your next art hoodie. Every product photo above leads to the matching item, so you can take a closer look at the design you love.
Frequently asked questions
What clothing does Nadine & Ripley offer beyond the original sunshirts?
The additional styles include Signature Solids long-sleeve raglans, Signature Ink and Signature Gold split-hem yoga tanks, all-over-art sleeveless quarter-zip tops, and drop-shoulder art hoodies. Each family has its own shape, garment details and size chart. Choose the artwork and the garment style together, rather than assuming the same design means the same fit.
What is the difference between a yoga tank and a sleeveless sun top?
The yoga tank has a loose, round-neck shape, a split hem and a printed monogram. The sleeveless quarter-zip has a stand collar, a short front zipper and all-over artwork. The quarter-zip listings specify UPF 50+ fabric; that rating covers only skin beneath the garment. The yoga tanks are not listed as UPF 50+ sun-protection garments.
Are the hoodies UPF 50+ riding sunshirts?
No. The hoodies are relaxed pullovers made with 230 GSM air-layer fabric for everyday layering, travel and time away from the saddle. Their listings do not specify a UPF rating. Choose them for the artwork and the hoodie silhouette, and use the individual product page to check garment details.
Should I order the same size in every style?
Check each product's own measurements before ordering. The raglans are described as slim fit, the yoga tanks have a loose shape, and the hoodies have a relaxed silhouette. Sleeveless tops have a separate supplier chart. A size label alone does not establish an equivalent fit across these different garments.
Can I find the same artwork on a hoodie and a sleeveless top?
Several artworks appear in both families, including Aurora Veil, Soul Unbound, Ember Drift, Memento Vivere and Skyfire Unbound. The product photos show how each design appears on that particular garment. Check the selected product's title before ordering, since a shared artwork name does not mean a shared shape or material.
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