Firearms apparel comes with the territory for avid hunters, competitive shooters, and firearms enthusiasts. Outfitters including J. Barbour & Sons, Beretta, L.L. Bean, and Cabela have offered the world's leading firearms apparel for decades, sometimes centuries. Their traditions are time honored and trusted by enthusiasts and sportsmen alike.
British outfitter J. Barbour & Sons has been making fine outdoor clothing for more than a hundred years. Their specialty is waterproof and thorn-proof outerwear in models ranging from waist-length jackets to calf-length overcoats with double-rolled seams, corrosion-proof zippers, and warm removable linings.
Italian family business Beretta, one of the world's oldest industrial enterprises, has been making superior firearms since the 16 century. It now produces a full line of hunting clothes and accessories including water-repellent field jackets made from Rovertex cloth with optional goose down filling, zippered game pockets, quilted liners, and storm cuffs, as well as water-repellent cotton hunting pants.
In the U.S., mail-order catalog L.L. Bean, founded in 1912 with the invention of its legendary rubber-and-leather Maine hunting boot, now offers firearms-friendly outdoor clothing for all seasons. And mail-order giant Cabela offers the largest collection of hunting clothing and accessories anywhere, spanning from American-made Pendleton and Woolrich offerings to competition-ready target-shooting vests to its own label of hardwearing Thinsulate- and flannel-lined shirts.
With hundreds of makers of firearms apparel, auction offerings range from traditional and vintage to modern, practical, and stylish, going far beyond blaze orange and standard-issue camouflage.
