For men

The men's hunting clothing category covers the garments a hunter needs outdoors in any weather. The category itself currently lists SEELEND rain ponchos, while jackets, trousers, underwear and the rest of the wardrobe sit in separate subcategories so you can find the right layer faster.

Who this clothing is for

This clothing is made for hunters who spend long hours in the field: waiting motionless in a high seat, stalking through wet forest or taking part in a driven hunt. Garments are chosen by the type of hunt, so some models are camouflaged and quiet while others are blaze orange so beaters and shooters can see each other. Anglers, wildlife photographers and anyone working outdoors in rain will find them useful too.

What you will find in this category

Directly in this category you will currently find SEELEND rain ponchos, while the rest of the men's hunting wardrobe is split into subcategories by purpose. That structure lets you build an outfit in layers: from underwear that moves sweat away from the skin up to the outer shell that keeps rain and wind out during a long sit.

Rain ponchos in camouflage

SEELEND Taxus ponchos come in two camouflage variants: invis green and pine green. Both are meant for the hunter who wants to stay unseen while waiting for game in the rain. A poncho goes on in seconds straight over a jacket and all your gear, so a sudden downpour does not end the hunt.

Blaze orange ponchos

The SEELEND Rainy poncho in fluorescent orange is built for driven hunts, where visibility matters more than concealment. The bright colour stands out through wet brush and fog, so a beater or a shooter on the line stays clearly visible to everyone else.

Jackets, waistcoats and trousers

Outer layers for everyday hunting live in their own subcategories. There you will find garments for cold-season sits, for stalking and for driven days, as well as coveralls for work on the hunting grounds.

Base and mid layers

Underwear, t-shirts, shirts and jumpers form the foundation under a waterproof shell. A dry body during a long wait in the high seat means less cold and a steadier shot.

How to choose a hunting poncho

1. Match the hunt: pick the camouflaged Taxus for sits and stalking, and blaze orange for driven hunts where it is required for safety.
2. Check that the poncho fits over your full outfit with ammunition and binoculars, since it goes on top of everything.
3. Listen to the fabric: in the field it matters that wet material does not rustle when you brush against branches.
4. Think about carrying it: a rolled poncho should take up little space in your pack so it is always with you.

Practical advice in the field

Keep the poncho in an easy-to-reach pocket of your pack rather than at the bottom, because rain in the forest often arrives without warning. When you put it on in a high seat, arrange the fabric so it does not hang over the rifle or block your swing. After the hunt, dry the poncho fully spread out, and wash camouflage models with scent-free detergent so the fabric does not pick up an odour game will recognise.

The SEELEND brand

The brand represented here right now is SEELEND, whose Taxus and Rainy models were designed for hunting: one line for concealment, the other for safety on driven days. The universal one size fit suits most men and lets you wear the poncho over thick winter layers.

Browse the other men's clothing subcategories as well: jackets, trousers, underwear and jumpers and cardigans. If you are unsure about size or model, write to us and we will help you choose.