

The Country Gear Guide
A practical guide to looking the part while staying comfortable, capable and weather-ready outdoors.
- Words: Harry Jarman
First-timer or a regular, dressing for the field can be a daunting prospect. Getting it right is less about tradition and more about choosing practical, well-made pieces that work hard in all conditions.

Purdey
Purdey shooting vest
Worn beneath the coat, this vest adds warmth without bulk, keeping the shoulders free.
Purdey
Purdey lightweight tweed breeks in acorn
Traditional knee-length shooting breeks. Pairs well with the Percy tweed above for a subtle contrast.£
Purdey
Purdey aberdeen socks in audley red
Traditional knee-length shooting socks, the Audley Red adds a classic pop of colour against Acorn breeks.
Dents
Dents leather shooting gloves
Durable grip and dexterity with a luxurious finish. With a Royal Warrant Dents are the gold standard.
Peltor
Farlows Peltor Sportac electronic ear defenders
The trusted, practical hearing protection with dynamic sound adjustment.
Walker Slater
Walker Slater kirk cap in harris tweed herringbone
This Completes the look, the brown herringbone tone ties in with both Percy tweed and Acorn breeks for a perfectly balanced field aesthetic.
Le Chameau
Le Chameau chasseur leather-lined wellington boot in iconic green
The gold standard in field boots, waterproof, comfortable, and tailored for long days outdoors.
Purdey
Purdey raglan cashmere tweed field coat in percy
A timeless field coat in a soft but rugged cashmere tweed, perfect for cold, damp shoot days. Raglan sleeves give mobility for mounting. a gun.
Emma Willis
Emma Willis tobacco prince of wales check flanello shirt
Luxurious brushed cotton flannel — the check complements both brown and burgundy hues.
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