Men's Shooting Jackets

The range includes technical field jackets, insulated puffer styles and lightweight windbreakers. Brands such as Blaser and Purdey offer designs that blend performance with classic style for the range or field.

High-performance fabrics like waxed cotton (Filson), Gore-Tex (Beretta) and G-1000® (Fjällräven) provide water resistance, breathability and durability, ensuring comfort in diverse conditions.

Yes, features include recoil patches on both shoulders, large cartridge pockets (up to 150 shells) and adjustable high collars, all optimised for male shooters.

Yes, with Deer-Tex® membranes and Gore-Tex linings, these jackets resist rain, wind and cold. Insulated options such as Deerhunter’s quilted jackets provide warmth down to -10°C.

Top brands include Purdey (heritage craftsmanship), Blaser (precision), Beretta (technical excellence), Fjällräven (sustainability), Deerhunter (weatherproofing) and Filson (rugged durability).

Yes, these jackets feature multiple pockets—some with zippers—that can hold 100–150 cartridges, cleaning kits and gloves. Beretta’s designs even include inner compartments for secure organisation.

Yes, articulated seams, stretch panels (for example, in Blaser’s Hybrid models) and lightweight builds (often under 800g) ensure unrestricted movement for accurate shooting on the range or in the field.

Constructed with reinforced stitching and abrasion-resistant fabrics such as G-1000 Silent, these jackets withstand years of use. Models made from Filson’s waxed cotton are known to last over a decade.

Yes, classic cuts like Purdey’s field jackets or Fjällräven’s sleek designs pair well with everyday wear, offering technical performance with a stylish edge.

Spot clean with a damp cloth or hand-wash according to the care label. Reproof waxed jackets (for example, from Filson) every 12–18 months with brand-specific wax to maintain water resistance.