Shooting Jackets

Engineered for high performance in all weathers, the quality of our technical shooting coats and jackets speaks for itself.

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Ptarmigan Extreme Coat

Woodland

£575
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Snipe Coat

Forest

£425

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Egleton Lightweight Jacket

True Navy• 2 colours

£200

£200

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Egleton Lightweight Jacket

Woodland• 2 colours

£200

£200

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Waterproof
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Edith Jacket

True Navy• 2 colours

£260

£260

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Waterproof

Teal Shooting Coat

Cedar

£400

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Waterproof

Teal Ultralight Coat

True Navy• 2 colours

£380

£380

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Waterproof

Women's Ptarmigan Tweed Coat

Loden Green Herringbone Tweed• 2 colours

£700

£700

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Waterproof

Ptarmigan Ultralight II Coat

Forest

£425

(13)
Waterproof

Ptarmigan Tweed Classic Coat

Corry Tweed• 2 colours

£750

£750

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Waterproof

Grimsthorpe Clay Shooting Jacket

Forest• 2 colours

£240

£240

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Hallaton Down Jacket

Woodland• 4 colours

£280

£280

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Waterproof

Women's Ptarmigan Tweed Coat

Teviot Tweed• 2 colours

£700

£700
Burrough Jacket

Navy• 2 colours

£230

£230

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Carron Jacket

Forest• 3 colours

£280

£280

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Burrough Jacket

Forest• 2 colours

£230

£230

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Gunby Jacket

Forest

£260

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Overton Waterproof Anorak

Tundra• 2 colours

£250

£250

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Waterproof
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Edith Jacket

Tundra• 2 colours

£260

£260

(5)
Waterproof

Ptarmigan Evo Coat

Moss

£575

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Classic tweed meets modern fabric innovation

Our tweed shooting jackets combine the charm of traditional countrywear with contemporary performance features. Treated for water resistance and durability, they maintain a classic appearance while delivering comfort, protection, and practicality – perfect for shoot days and country life in general.

Choosing the right shooting jacket

Choosing the right shooting jacket depends on your preferred type of shooting, the season, and expected weather conditions. For wet days, opt for fully waterproof designs with breathable linings. Where freedom of movement is key, look for articulated sleeves and stretch panels. Consider insulation for colder months and lighter styles for early-season days or walked-up shooting. Take a look at our shooting jacket guide for more information.

Layering with shooting jackets

In milder weather, layering becomes key to staying comfortable and prepared in the field. Start with a breathable shooting shirt for a moisture-wicking foundation, then add a lightweight fleece or gilet for extra warmth without bulk. Top it off with a lightweight shooting jacket for wind and shower protection. This versatile system lets you adapt as conditions change – ideal for walked-up shooting, early-season days on the peg, or transitional weather.