/fa/ - Fashion

Because game animals are tasty af

>>13941970

I would wear breeks every day just to trigger the streetwear crowd if I could.

>>13875678

It's a Barbour Gamefair - what I believe is the "old" Gamefair too because I'm sure they've just updated it. Fair warning too with the old one at least, I know Barbour are doing more and more lifestyle market stuff but this has quite a roomy cut and it has a quilt lining which makes it very warm if you're layer up with a shirt and jumper and you're in and out of vehicles or shops or whatever in town you can cook if you don't watch it. The stitching on my lining is coming apart a bit too. You could go with a Beaufort or a Bedale and get something similar with the option of having a slimmer fit and a tartan lining if you like, I only chose this one because when I tried a bunch on I can have it zipped right up and still mount my shotgun and have a good range of movement.

>>13875906

It depends what I'm doing to be honest. I have a few spots where I can shoot woodies coming in to roost year round which is primarily standing still in a fairly shelter wood so that might vary from what I'd wear to walk pheasants up for and entire day in December. Driven days are always fun though just because you can dress up a bit more without looking out of place, a nice tie, a pair of breeks or plus fours instead of trousers. I've never been much for particularly loud tweed or stockings/garters though. If I can get away with it I like a fleece gilet and I love that Barbour I mentioned above but if you're looking for something new, Musto, Schöffel and Alan Paine all do a couple of really good jackets in more technical fabrics that still have the same sort of Wax Field Coat cut; I'd have one of them myself if I weren't skint from buying Christmas presents.

Are the Hunters you mean lined with neoprene or something? That's what my Chameaus are and it's fantastic. Much prefer a pair of boots if there's going to be an awful lot of walking though. Boots and gaiters every time too if I'm wearing breeks.