Hermès, an expert in equestrian products since 1837, revealed its new jumping saddle—the Hermès Allegro—at the 2016 Winter Equestrian Festival in Wellington, Florida, and the Saut Hermès competition at the Grand Palais in Paris, France, last month.

The Hermès Allegro is a child of the Steinkraus saddle and was developed with Hermès’ parter riders like Lillie Keenan of the United States. The new Hermès saddle has a forward balance to allow the owner to keep with the horse’s every movement.

Hermès’ research in shapes and materials allows the French company to offer saddles that have a combination of beauty, comfort, lightness, and technicality, which is something that can be seen in the Hermès Allegro saddle.

The Allegro ranges in price from $7,500 to $8,500.