Any recommendations for a wool bush shirt or jacket?
Something that will survive some bush bashing but won't cost the earth. And hold some warmth while wet.
Any recommendations for a wool bush shirt or jacket?
Something that will survive some bush bashing but won't cost the earth. And hold some warmth while wet.
Not Wool- but I have the Swazi windriver jacket which has been great for the bush hunting I do. Very versatile, and also great in a bit of rain too (granted gets wet, but I haven't gotten wet while wearing it yet).
https://swazi.co.nz/products/windriv...xoCIDEQAvD_BwE
https://www.swanndri.co.nz/ranger-bu...aki-check.html
Great as a mid layer
Not quite the answer your looking for, but watch this YouTube guitarist out of America....and the woolen shirt he's wearing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MhTe...aWtlIHRoaXM%3D
Swanndri is made in China now if that's something you'd take into consideration.
MkM (Manawatu knitting mills) shearers tee and a
Jumper
Don’t think it matters, get the longer one if it feels right for you.
Those dual layers hoodies are good as well.
Use the Swandri Reidston when operating from a hut/fly in. It's a trim, athletic cut, which suits me - the traditional Swandri are just too big for me. Keeps me warm when wet throughout a July day in the bush. But, heavy - like 1kg, and will take on board a lot more water obviously. Fit for purpose.
https://www.swanndri.co.nz/mens-reid...ack-check.html
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+1 for the swazi windriver, love that thing.
I'm going to try and have a look at this: https://selke.co.nz/product/bush-shirt/ on friday, looks damn good
MKM are awesome, the extreme hoody's are bloody warm as!
Another vote for the MKM, I have singlets and the sleeves, you can also get a thermal by them. I wear mine every day I am not at work, and most evenings after work, singlets in the warmer months and sleeves in the winter. I used to wear fleece a fair bit, but since getting onto MKM, I have given most of my fleece away and only kept a bit of high vis stuff that I wear when I need to.
I get my Swannies from the big op shops like St Vincent de Paul etc. You can usually find one the right size on first attempt and they are usually under $50.
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