BEST SHOOTING JACKETS
WHAT MAKES A GOOD SHOOTING JACKET?
A good shooting jacket will be one of the best investments you make. At the outset, it’s important to ask yourself what you want your coat to do for you. Will you be beating, stalking or rough shooting, will you be spending time on the peg or are you looking for a flexible allrounder which won’t look out of place in the field or at the rugby ground?
Your shooting coat should provide protection from the elements, be roomy enough to allow full freedom of movement and add extra layers if required, should possess lots of easily accessible pockets such as deep cartridge pockets and hand-warmer pockets with flap retainer straps and have a robust zip, windbreaker cuffs and a waterproof lining. Look for a durable fabric that can not only withstand wear and tear but which is tough enough to resist tears from thorns and other nasties.
Due to the unpredictability of the weather, a waterproof and breathable coat is an absolute must; one which will keep you warm and dry on the wettest and coldest of days. If you fancy splurging on a lighter weight coat for warmer shoots, or if you prefer a less bulky coat, then a waterproof option is still advisable.
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A SHOOTING JACKET AND A SHOOTING COAT?
The main difference between a shooting jacket and a shooting coat is the level of insulation and protection they provide. Typically, a shooting jacket is a lighter weight garment made of lightweight fabric characteristically with adjustable cuffs and waistband more suited for use in milder weather, while a shooting coat is a heavier, more insulated garment which tends to be longer in length, which has a range of pockets and which provides greater protection in colder and wetter weather conditions.
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OUR BEST TWEED SHOOTING JACKETS
COMBROOK SHOOTING COATS
Tweed still remains a popular choice. Alan Paine’s pure wool Combrook coat and Combrook field coat have a waterproof membrane to keep you dry and comfortable in the heaviest of rain.
Designed with a roomy, shooting fit, the Combrook coat has two side vents and a semi-raglan sleeve for complete ease of movement. With a range of useful pockets including cartridge pockets with eyelet drainage holes, hand-warmer pockets and a map pocket, the coat has waterproof windbreaker cuffs and a two-way zipper.
Though the Combrook men’s field coat boasts a more regular, modern fit it still retains plenty of room and features an action back for unrestricted movement. The all-weather protection coat has a soft contrast inner collar for additional comfort and comes with the same useful pockets that the Combrook coat has, not to mention a durable two-way zipper and reinforced seams.
RUTLAND TWEED JACKETS
Favoured by gamekeepers and beaters, the Alan Paine Rutland coat is crafted from a durable wool blend designed to withstand the elements and robust enough to tolerate thorns and brambles. With a waterproof and breathable membrane for day-long comfort, the coat has storm cuffs, deep cartridge pockets with eyelet drainage holes, hand-warmer pockets and an elasticated back panel to keep out any unwelcome breezes.
HOW ABOUT A LIGHTWEIGHT TECHNICAL SHOOTING JACKET?
AXFORD LIGHTWEIGHT COAT
If you’re a lover of tweed but prefer a lighter weight coat, Alan Paine’s Axford technical tweed effect field coat offers a lighter option with all the functionality you’d expect from a shooting coat.
Crafted from a pure cotton twill exclusively developed for Alan Paine, the all-weather machine washable coat has the appearance of tweed with the benefits of progressive performance wear. Ideal for more clement days or if you’re looking for less bulky shooting wear, the innovative, durable fabric is designed to withstand thorns and brambles.
With a shooting fit and action back for complete freedom of movement, the coat boasts a number of useful features from double fabric reinforced shoulders, fleece-lined hand-warmer pockets, waterproof-lined cartridge pockets with eyelet drainage holes to windbreaker cuffs and a concealed waterproof hood.
HOW ABOUT A LIGHTWEIGHT TECHNICAL SHOOTING JACKET?
STANCOMBE SHOOTING COAT
For next generation shooting wear, Alan Paine’s Stancombe waterproof coat is designed to move with the body for the ultimate flexible fit. The machine washable coat has a waterproof and breathable coating and supreme flexibility for enhanced movement in the field. The shooting fit coat has fleece-lined hand-warmer pockets, lower bellow cartridge pockets, faux suede collar and two-way zipper.
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our women’s and men’s country attire delivers a winning combination of performance and comfort to keep you warm and dry in all of your outdoor pursuits.
all of our country wear products are made from the highest quality materials creating a winning combination of performance and comfort.
BEST SHOOTING JACKETS
WHAT MAKES A GOOD SHOOTING JACKET?
A good shooting jacket will be one of the best investments you make. At the outset, it’s important to ask yourself what you want your coat to do for you. Will you be beating, stalking or rough shooting, will you be spending time on the peg or are you looking for a flexible allrounder which won’t look out of place in the field or at the rugby ground?
Your shooting coat should provide protection from the elements, be roomy enough to allow full freedom of movement and add extra layers if required, should possess lots of easily accessible pockets such as deep cartridge pockets and hand-warmer pockets with flap retainer straps and have a robust zip, windbreaker cuffs and a waterproof lining. Look for a durable fabric that can not only withstand wear and tear but which is tough enough to resist tears from thorns and other nasties.
Due to the unpredictability of the weather, a waterproof and breathable coat is an absolute must; one which will keep you warm and dry on the wettest and coldest of days. If you fancy splurging on a lighter weight coat for warmer shoots, or if you prefer a less bulky coat, then a waterproof option is still advisable.
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A SHOOTING JACKET AND A SHOOTING COAT?
The main difference between a shooting jacket and a shooting coat is the level of insulation and protection they provide. Typically, a shooting jacket is a lighter weight garment made of lightweight fabric characteristically with adjustable cuffs and waistband more suited for use in milder weather, while a shooting coat is a heavier, more insulated garment which tends to be longer in length, which has a range of pockets and which provides greater protection in colder and wetter weather conditions.
↓
OUR BEST TWEED SHOOTING JACKETS
COMBROOK SHOOTING COATS
Tweed still remains a popular choice. Alan Paine’s pure wool Combrook coat and Combrook field coat have a waterproof membrane to keep you dry and comfortable in the heaviest of rain.
Designed with a roomy, shooting fit, the Combrook coat has two side vents and a semi-raglan sleeve for complete ease of movement. With a range of useful pockets including cartridge pockets with eyelet drainage holes, hand-warmer pockets and a map pocket, the coat has waterproof windbreaker cuffs and a two-way zipper.
Though the Combrook men’s field coat boasts a more regular, modern fit it still retains plenty of room and features an action back for unrestricted movement. The all-weather protection coat has a soft contrast inner collar for additional comfort and comes with the same useful pockets that the Combrook coat has, not to mention a durable two-way zipper and reinforced seams.
RUTLAND TWEED JACKETS
Favoured by gamekeepers and beaters, the Alan Paine Rutland coat is crafted from a durable wool blend designed to withstand the elements and robust enough to tolerate thorns and brambles. With a waterproof and breathable membrane for day-long comfort, the coat has storm cuffs, deep cartridge pockets with eyelet drainage holes, hand-warmer pockets and an elasticated back panel to keep out any unwelcome breezes.
SHOP RUTLAND
HOW ABOUT A LIGHTWEIGHT TECHNICAL SHOOTING JACKET?
AXFORD LIGHTWEIGHT COAT
If you’re a lover of tweed but prefer a lighter weight coat, Alan Paine’s Axford technical tweed effect field coat offers a lighter option with all the functionality you’d expect from a shooting coat.
Crafted from a pure cotton twill exclusively developed for Alan Paine, the all-weather machine washable coat has the appearance of tweed with the benefits of progressive performance wear. Ideal for more clement days or if you’re looking for less bulky shooting wear, the innovative, durable fabric is designed to withstand thorns and brambles.
With a shooting fit and action back for complete freedom of movement, the coat boasts a number of useful features from double fabric reinforced shoulders, fleece-lined hand-warmer pockets, waterproof-lined cartridge pockets with eyelet drainage holes to windbreaker cuffs and a concealed waterproof hood.
HOW ABOUT A LIGHTWEIGHT TECHNICAL SHOOTING JACKET?
STANCOMBE SHOOTING COAT
For next generation shooting wear, Alan Paine’s Stancombe waterproof coat is designed to move with the body for the ultimate flexible fit. The machine washable coat has a waterproof and breathable coating and supreme flexibility for enhanced movement in the field. The shooting fit coat has fleece-lined hand-warmer pockets, lower bellow cartridge pockets, faux suede collar and two-way zipper.
SHOP STANCOMBE
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our women’s and men’s country attire delivers a winning combination of performance and comfort to keep you warm and dry in all of your outdoor pursuits.
all of our country wear products are made from the highest quality materials creating a winning combination of performance and comfort.
