For the wettest days: Schoffel Ptarmigan-Pro
If you want to stay dry in the most torrential downpours, then it is worth taking a closer look at Schoffel's most technically advanced jacket to date.
Read our Schoffel Ptarmigan Pro review here.
For the coldest days: Alan Paine Combrook Tweed Coat
Stay warm and comfortable with the Alan Paine Combrook Tweed Coat, which comes with a great range of tweed options available.
Read the Alan Paine Combrook Tweed Coat review here
For the deer stalker: Harkila Pro-Hunter Move
Harkila's newest Pro-Hunter should be considered by those who are keen stalkers; you also wouldn't look out of place wearing it down to the shops, given it's modern, up to date style.
Read the Harkila Pro-Hunter Move review here
For the classy driven shot: Purdey Technical Tweed Field Coat
The fabric in the Purdey Technical Tweed Field Coat is one third lighter than traditionally woven tweed and results in a more comfortable garment. Through a combination of yarn twist and the introduction of a very small amount of nylon, it is exceptionally resilient against high levels of abrasion and friction.
See the Purdey Technical Tweed Field Coat here.
The Purdey Technical Tweed Field Coat
An all-rounder: John Field 2 in 1 Blizzard Coat
The John Field Blizzard coat has a padded inner liner and a waterproof outer liner. It is a practical coat, that could be worn whilst doing a number of countryside activities.
Read the John Field Blizzard coat review here
Photo credit - title image from Lens & Hound photography
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