There are plenty of reasons why John recommends the Brocco shirt. He found “A layering system to be the most effective” when deerstalking north of 600 metres. The hood is a real plus, “ in the early season for protection against the sun and as part of a layering system in winter it gives protection from the biting winds along with concealment.” As well as keeping him warm and dry he loved the fact it’s “designed with functionality for mountain hunting”. He even complimented our colour scheme for both hunting and “casual wear”. High praise, indeed. Cheers, mate.

Okay, it’s not the most famous of metaphors (yet) but Clan member Hugh reckons the Doughroaster is “Cooking hot!”. In his review he raved about it, insisting he “wouldn’t go through winter without one”. He also seemed somewhat fond of the “huge, cavernous kangaroo pouch pocket” and was fizzing about the “bloody brilliant” detail of the waist drawcord “ for keeping the draft out of your back crack!”. Glad to be of assistance, mate.

When Pete M left a review of his Hoodoo Base layer, he couldn’t have been more glowing. “Comfortable… long enough to cover your arse for additional warmth… ridiculously light… it seems impossible to get these sticky… oh, and they dry super fast” were Just some of his kind words. He loved his first one so much, he bought another one. Thanks, mate.

There are plenty of reasons why John recommends the Brocco shirt. He found “A layering system to be the most effective” when deerstalking north of 600 metres. The hood is a real plus, “in the early season for protection against the sun and as part of a layering system in winter it gives protection from the biting winds along with concealment.”. As well as keeping him warm and dry he loved the fact it’s “designed with functionality for mountain hunting”.

He even complimented our colour scheme for both hunting and “casual wear”. High praise, indeed. Cheers, mate.

Okay, it’s not the most famous of metaphors (yet) but Clan member Hugh reckons the Doughroaster is “Cooking hot!”. In his review he raved about it, insisting he “wouldn’t go through winter without one”. He also seemed somewhat fond of the “huge, cavernous kangaroo pouch pocket” and was fizzing about the “bloody brilliant” detail of the waist drawcord “ for keeping the draft out of your back crack!”.

Glad to be of assistance, mate.

When Pete M left a review of his Hoodoo Base layer, he couldn’t have been more glowing. “Comfortable… long enough to cover your arse for additional warmth… ridiculously light… it seems impossible to get these sticky… oh, and they dry super fast” were Just some of his kind words.

He loved his first one so much, he bought another one. Thanks, mate.

There are plenty of reasons why John recommends the Brocco shirt. He found “A layering system to be the most effective” when deerstalking north of 600 metres. The hood is a real plus, “ in the early season for protection against the sun and as part of a layering system in winter it gives protection from the biting winds along with concealment.” As well as keeping him warm and dry he loved the fact it’s “designed with functionality for mountain hunting”. He even complimented our colour scheme for both hunting and “casual wear”.

High praise, indeed. Cheers, mate.

Okay, it’s not the most famous of metaphors (yet) but Clan member Hugh reckons the Doughroaster is “Cooking hot!”. In his review he raved about it, insisting he “wouldn’t go through winter without one”. He also seemed somewhat fond of the “huge, cavernous kangaroo pouch pocket” and was fizzing about the “bloody brilliant” detail of the waist drawcord “ for keeping the draft out of your back crack!”.

Glad to be of assistance, mate.

When Pete M left a review of his Hoodoo Base layer, he couldn’t have been more glowing. “Comfortable… long enough to cover your arse for additional warmth… ridiculously light… it seems impossible to get these sticky… oh, and they dry super fast” were Just some of his kind words.

He loved his first one so much, he bought another one. Thanks, mate.