Fabrics/Linings
Our gear uses top-quality materials and fabrics. Whether you prefer cotton basics or high-performance synthetic fabrics, we’ve selected the best so that every garment performs to your standards.
Articulation
A clothing and glove design meant to comfortably accommodate and move with joints like elbows, shoulders, knees and knuckles to allow for a full range of movement.
Combed Cotton
Cotton threads are pulled through fine brushes to remove any impurities that could be left after carding. Combed cotton is much softer than conventional cotton.
Cotton Chamois
A flannel-type, extremely durable, cotton fabric that is brushed, extremely soft and quiet. Chamois is a hunter’s classic, since it's so effective at masking sound.
Micro-Tricot
A type of warp knit fabric that has a thin texture made from very fine yarn. Key benefits include extremely tough, quiet and burr resistant.
Nylon
A synthetic fiber that is known for its high strength and excellent resilience. Nylon has superior abrasion resistance and high flexibility. Other key characteristics are lightweight, good drapeability, easy to wash, resists shrinkage, wrinkle resistant and fast drying with low moisture absorbency.
Polyester
A synthetic fiber that has high strength, excellent resiliency, high abrasion resistance and extremely easy care. Low absorbency allows the fiber to dry quickly. Polyester has a soft hand, is resistant to wrinkles and shrinkage, and is washable or dry-cleanable.
Polyester Micro Fiber
Generally lightweight, resilient or resistant to wrinkling, retains shape, and resists pilling. Because microfibers are so fine, many fibers can be packed together very tightly. Microfibers work well in garments requiring wind resistance and water repellency. The spaces between the yarns are porous enough to breathe and wick body moisture away from the body.
Waterproof
The ability of fabric to provide a complete barrier to water penetration. The term applies to fabrics with pores that have been closed, and therefore, will not allow water or air to pass through them to keep the body dry.
