100 Waterproof Country Sport Jacket - Wetlands Camo

A JACKET with the wetlands CAMOUFLAGE designed to blend into the undergrowth

This hunting jacket has the exclusive SOLOGNAC wetlands camouflage pattern, designed for better camouflage in the eyes of waterfowl such as geese, ducks and teals. With its ultra-realistic pattern of vegetation (rush, grass, reeds), a distinct 3D effect, a realistic foreground and a background with contrasting light and dark shades, this jacket lets you blend into any type of undergrowth, by day and at dusk.

Yes, this jacket is water-repellent. And we even explain what that means

When a clothing is referred to as water repellent, this means the fabric with which it is made is waterproof up to a certain point. In other words, our jacket has been treated so that water slides off the surface of the fabrics with which it is made, thus preventing the exterior from absorbing water. So, when you are in your hide, or shooting duck on the wing in drizzle, not a drop of water will penetrate the jacket. You’ll stay nice and dry and you can carry on hunting.

Windproof and resistant: the other qualities of this jacket designed for the duck hunter

There is nothing worse than rain and gusts of wind whipping around your body when you are in position waiting for geese, teal and other waders to pass by. And this is precisely why our jacket is windproof. But it is also very pleasant to wear and resistant to wild vegetation: it is made of a 210 g/m2 polyester fabric that allows you to move through reeds and rushes. And a 30 km/h wind is no problem

Additional features of this jacket

This jacket weighs 680 g in size L: you'll be surprised by its weight! It is fitted with two outside zipped pockets with a flap, and an inside chest pocket with a vertical zip. The wrists are adjustable using rip-tabs, and the back is longer for better protection of the hips (designed especially to prevent catching cold). There is a game bag on the back and the mesh lining inside for improved breathability.

Repair a snag yourself

"Got a snag in your clothing? Wondering how to repair it?

Snags and tears can happen out in the wild.

The good news is that it can be repaired! You can apply an iron-on patch to prevent the hole from getting bigger or the threads coming loose. All you need is a patch, scissors and an iron!"