Clothing
Dress for success in the field with ShootingUK’s shooting clothing guides – because being cold, wet, and miserable rarely improves your shooting. Our shooting jacket reviews, boot tests, and clothing advice cover what actually works across seasons, disciplines, and the kind of weather Britain throws at you.
Explore waterproof shooting jackets, shooting trousers, shooting vests, and layering systems that balance warmth with mobility. Discover shooting boot reviews for different terrains, high-visibility clothing requirements, camouflage options, and those specialist pieces like gamekeepers’ coats and breeks that earn their place in your kit.
Learn about shooting clothing fabrics, pocket configurations that make sense, shooting glove options, and the eternal debate between tweed and technical materials. Whether you’re choosing driven shooting attire, rough shooting gear, stalking clothing, or just trying to stay comfortable during long days outdoors, our shooting clothing reviews and buying guides help you invest wisely. Because expensive kit means nothing if you’re too uncomfortable to shoot straight.
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ClothingChatham Invergeldie boot review: a light, tall hunting boot that’s comfortable from the off
Chatham is best known for deck shoes, so Keith Edmunds took its £250 Invergeldie 12in hunting boot stalking and dog walking to see how it copes in the field – and found it light, flexible and comforta...
By Keith Edmunds | 29 October 2026
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Clothing
Essential kit for picking up and beating: six of the best for the season
A guide to the toughest waterproofs, thornproof legs, boots and dummy vests designed to withstand dense cover and winter duties, from six leading brands
By Shooting Times | 15 October 2026
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Clothing
Sporting Life: why the well-dressed Gun never looks too new
As pheasant days loom, Jeremy Hobson considers why shooting clothes should never look too new – and why a dog once took exception to a sharp suit
By Jeremy Hobson | 10 October 2026
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Clothing
Stoney Creek Fast Hunt Ascent review: a featherweight shirt and trousers for summer stalking
Keith Edmunds puts Stoney Creek's featherweight Fast Hunt Ascent shirt and trousers through a heatwave summer of roebuck stalking, and finds an outfit that could have been purpose-built for it
By Keith Edmunds | 7 October 2026
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Clothing
Cut from a different cloth: the outdoor clothing brand with country roots and a conscience
Pete Tyjas meets Hooké founder Fred Campbell, whose conservation-led outdoor clothing has just launched in the UK, to talk country roots, eating what you catch and looking after the places we love
By Pete Tyjas | 2 October 2026
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Clothing
Jottings for wildfowlers: what should the fowler wear on the foreshore?
No camouflage pattern works everywhere, says Gethin Jones, so what should the wildfowler wear – and why do silhouette and movement give you away long before colour?
By Gethin Jones | 24 September 2026
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ClothingCut for the peg: six of the best ladies’ shooting jackets
We take a close look at six of the latest arrivals in the evolving – and very much improving – market for ladies' shooting jackets, from £145 to £280
By Shooting Times | 24 September 2026
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Clothing
Boots that boss the hill: five of the best for stalking
From sodden peat hags to loose scree, here are five boots that keep you dry, sure-footed and comfortable throughout a long, hard day
By Shooting Times | 17 September 2026
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ClothingNew Forest Hawthorn jacket review: a tough, affordable workhorse
Keith Edmunds field tests the New Forest Hawthorn, a heavyweight ripstop jacket built for pushing through thorn and briar. At £114.95 it undercuts most of the shoot-day field, and it stands up to rath...
By Shooting Times | 5 August 2026
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Clothing
Tweed or technical: how to dress for every day in the field
The modern shooter no longer asks whether tweed or technical is better, but simply dresses for the job in hand, on the hill, foreshore or field
By Selena Barr | 21 July 2026
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