The Best Bonnet Charms

Sure, our distinctive charms look great on a bridle or braid. But they are also lovely bonnet charms for the jumper ring or eventing field.

You can clip a Pinsnickety bonnet charm on the middle of your bonnet, or on the side. We think our charms give your fly bonnet a little personality. They're subtle, but they're also fun. And they're high quality enough that you don't have to worry about them breaking or falling off while you're zooming around your course.

You can coordinate your bonnet charm with matching charms on your bridle and braid. Or mix and match a few different styles to tell a personalized story. Our new Winners Collection represents a great opportunity--put a Champion charm on your bonnet, a Champagne charm on your bridle, and a Trophy charm in your horse's plait. Our friend Stacie was rocking the Champion below.

Our signature horse show number pins can also make a great bonnet decoration. They're a little larger than our bonnet charms, and they move around less. If you're mixing up two styles on your saddle pad, that leaves you with multiple choices for a bonnet decoration. 

Our pins can also go in lots of places. In the center, above or below the browband, or close to the edge on one said. One friend of ours even put a Crown pin at the top of her bonnet so she could see the pin on her magical queen of a mare while she won another grand prix.

And, of course, you can always go crazy and put Pinsnickety horse show number pins all over your bonnet. We won't judge you.