Men's Shooting Jackets

Explore our collection of Men’s Shooting Jackets, crafted for performance, protection, and style in the field. From technical shell jackets to quilted insulated designs, we carry premium brands including Purdey, Blaser, Beretta, Fjällräven, Deerhunter and Filson. Our range allows you to pick a jacket tailored to your shooting discipline—clays, driven game or stalking.

 

These jackets use advanced fabrics and design features: Gore‑Tex linings in Beretta models, G‑1000 Silent in Fjällräven styles, and Deerhunter’s Deer‑Tex® membranes for weatherproofing. Many combine waxed cotton, ripstop panels, and eco‑friendly recycled materials. Each jacket includes functional elements such as recoil patches, large cartridge pockets, articulated joints, and ergonomic cuts to support mobility and durability in all conditions.

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How to Choose a Shooting Jacket That Performs

When selecting a shooting jacket, it helps to balance weather protection, mobility, and practicality. Use this guide to find a jacket suited to your shooting style and environment.

Fabrics & Weather Resistance

For wet climates, look for jackets with waterproof membranes (e.g. Gore‑Tex) and taped seams. In milder or variable weather, fabrics such as G‑1000 Silent or waxed cotton give water resistance while retaining breathability. Modern tweeds are also treated with DWR coatings to stay functional in damp conditions.

Mobility & Fit

Jackets should allow full arm motion without restriction. Features like bi‑swing backs, articulated sleeves, gussets, and stretch inserts help when mounting or stalking. Compromised movement reduces accuracy and comfort.

Functional Details & Storage

Look for bellowed cartridge pockets, handwarmer pockets, internal security pockets, adjustable cuffs, and storm flaps. Durable fasteners and reinforced stitching in high wear areas (such as shoulders, elbows) are vital.

Insulation & Layering

Use mid‑layers beneath shell jackets in colder months. Some jackets come with quilted liners or insulated panels—ideal for early and late season photography. Always check that a shell can accommodate layers without becoming tight.

Care & Longevity

Clean jackets according to manufacturer guidelines. Reproof waxed or DWR surfaces annually. Check zips and seams for integrity after the season. Proper care maximises the lifespan of premium jackets.

All Men's Shooting Jackets FAQs

Waterproof membranes such as Gore‑Tex or Deer‑Tex® offer reliable rain protection with breathability. Waxed cotton or treated tweeds may resist drizzle, but are less effective in prolonged downpours.

It should be snug enough to reduce bulk, but allow comfortable layering and full arm movement. Try raising your arms and mounting your gun during fitting to confirm freedom of motion.

Yes. Most models feature cartridge or shell pockets—often bellowed—to carry ammunition. Some jackets allow up to 100‑150 cartridges across multiple pockets.

Insulated jackets are best for colder conditions. For summer, opt for lightweight shells or softshell jackets that ventilate and move moisture quickly.

Certain cuts and tweed designs make shooting jackets suitable for informal wear. Choose subdued colours and classic styles if you want crossover use.

Wash with technical detergents, reapply DWR and reproof waxed sections as needed. Avoid fabric softeners and high heat. Always follow manufacturer care instructions.