Following the immense support of our Sustainability Promise initiatives, we have continued to search for new ways to reduce our impact on the environment and shrink our carbon footprint. One issue that we want to help solve is the amount of rubbish that is polluting our waterways, forests, beaches, and landfills. We eliminated the plastic wrapping our gear and replaced it with a biodegradable card wrap, however, we wanted to take it a step further.
And we have!
We are thrilled to have be partnered with Unifi® and REPREVE®, the worlds leading recycled fiber manufacturer, since 2019 to make our technical hunting fabrics out of recycled plastic bottles. We’re ecstatic to be the first hunting company in the world to use REPREVE® recycled fibers and help them recycle over 20 billion plastic bottles, and counting.
Step 1: Used plastic bottles are collected and cleaned.
Step 2: The clean bottles are shredded and melted into plastic chips.
Step 3: The chips enter a state of the art extrusion and texturing process and transformed into fibers.
Step 4: The fibers are knitted or woven to create the fabrics that make our high-performance hunting gear.
This means gear like our jackets, mid-layers, trousers and gloves will be directly reducing the amount carbon waste polluting the air, as well as removing plastic and rubbish destined for landfills. This comes at approximately 50 bottles per jacket/trouser.
A huge benefit is that we’re conserving resources by finding a new life for used products. Compared to creating virgin fiber, making our recycled fabrics offsets using new petroleum, emitting fewer greenhouse gases and conserving water and energy in the process.
Once our gear has loyally served you and your hunting adventures for years and has finally done its dash, the material can be stripped apart and turned back into the new fiber to create a whole new product.
NO! Not in the slightest. Once the bottles have been cleaned and processed, the actual fabric fiber itself is constructed using the same process. There is no difference in performance or feel, just massive gains in reducing the amount of waste being dumped in landfills and greenhouse gasses being release into the atmosphere.
Place the tape measure around the large part of your chest, usually just below the arm pits. Don't stretch the tape too tight. Align this measurement with the table below to help select your size. Outer layers are made larger to accommodate layers underneath.
SIZE
|
CHEST CM
|
CHEST INCHES
|
XXS
|
85-90
|
33-35
|
XS
|
90-95
|
35-37
|
S
|
95-100
|
37-39
|
M
|
100-105
|
39-41
|
L
|
105-110
|
41-43
|
XL
|
110-115
|
43-45
|
2XL
|
115-120
|
45-47
|
3XL
|
120-125
|
47-49
|
4XL
|
125-130
|
49-51
|
5XL
|
130-135
|
51-53
|
SIZE
|
CHEST CM | CHEST INCHES |
XXS | 85-90 | 33-35 |
XS | 90-95 | 35-37 |
S | 95-100 | 37-39 |
M | 100-105 | 39-41 |
L | 105-110 | 41-43 |
XL | 110-115 | 43-45 |
2XL | 115-120 | 45-47 |
3XL | 120-125 | 47-49 |
4XL | 125-130 | 49-51 |
5XL | 130-135 | 51-53 |
SIZE
|
WAIST CM | WAIST INCHES | INSEAM CM |
XXS | 71-74 | 28-29 | 78 |
XS | 75-79 | 30-31 | 79 |
S | 80-84 | 32-33 | 80 |
M | 85-89 | 34-35 | 81 |
L | 90-94 | 36-37 | 82 |
XL | 95-99 | 38-39 | 83 |
2XL | 100-104 | 40-41 | 84 |
3XL | 105-109 | 42-43 | 84 |
4XL | 110-114 | 44-45 | 85 |
5XL | 115-120 | 46-47 | 85 |
SIZE
|
WAIST CM | WAIST INCHES | INSEAM CM |
XS | 83-86 | 33-34 | 79 |
S | 87-90 | 34-35 | 80 |
M | 91-94 | 36-37 | 81 |
L | 95-98 | 37-38 | 82 |
XL | 99-102 | 39-40 | 83 |
2XL | 103-106 | 41-42 | 84 |
3XL | 107-110 | 42-43 | 84 |
4XL | 111-114 | 44-45 | 85 |
Place the tape measure around the largest part of your chest, the narrowest point on your waist and the just above where your pants normally sit on your waist. Don't stretch the tape too tight. Align these measurement with the table below to help select your size. Outer layers are made larger to accommodate layers underneath.
SIZE
|
CHEST
|
WAIST
|
HIPS
|
6 | 79cm / 31" | 70cm / 27.5" | 102cm / 40.2" |
8
|
84cm / 33"
|
74cm / 29.1"
|
106cm / 41.7"
|
10
|
89cm / 35"
|
78cm / 30.7"
|
110cm / 43.3"
|
12
|
94cm / 37"
|
82cm / 32.3"
|
114cm / 44.9"
|
14
|
99cm / 39"
|
86cm / 33.9"
|
118cm / 46.4"
|
16
|
104cm / 41"
|
90cm / 35.4"
|
122cm / 48"
|
18
|
109cm / 43"
|
94cm / 37"
|
126cm / 49.6"
|
20
|
114cm / 45"
|
98cm / 38.6"
|
130cm / 51.2"
|
All sizes are US men's sizing. Measure from the from the back of your heel to the end of your longest toe. Use your foot measurement to select the closest boot size.
US
|
FOOT LENGTH (approximate)
|
6 | 9.3 in / 23.6 cm |
7 | 9.6 in / 24.4 cm |
8 | 9.9 in / 25.2 cm |
9 | 10.25 in / 26 cm |
10 | 10.6 in / 26.8 cm |
11 | 10.9 in / 27.8 cm |
12 | 11.25 in / 28.6 cm |
13 | 11.6 in / 29.4 cm |
Measure the circumference of calves at the thickest point. The size on the chart is the largest measurement that will fit in the gaiter. Gaiters can be tightened, but cannot be stretched to fit legs larger than the measurements shown on the chart.
SIZE
|
CALF SIZE |
S
|
380mm |
M
|
410mm |
L
|
440mm |
XL
|
470mm |
2XL
|
500mm |
SIZE
|
LENGTH CM | WIDTH CM |
S | 18 | 9 |
M | 19 | 9.5 |
L | 20 | 10 |
XL | 21 | 10.5 |