New Hunting Clothing for 2025

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Hunting apparel is an ever-advancing product category. It’s a given you don’t need a $1,000 getup to be successful in the elk or deer woods; many everyday hunters are killing mature bucks and bulls in solid-colored or checkered flannel apparel. However, it doesn’t hurt to have some edges, especially since drawing and shooting a bow accurately in variable conditions is challenging enough without restriction or discomfort.

Scentlok Ridge Series

If your hunting style demands warmth and versatility, Scentlok’s Ridge Jacket, Pant and Half-Zip Hoodie are engineered for you. Misty mornings often are productive, so you’ll welcome the DWR moisture-repelling treatment. Sink deep into the confines of the ultra-warm Berber fleece lining to evade the chill. Triple Threat technology gives you the gamut of defenses against odors. Carbon Alloy adsorbs the odors, Fusix destroys them and Silver Alloy inhibits growth. In other words, these technologies combine to ensure you remain virtually undetectable to game. The must-have Ridge collection is ideal for mid-season hunting when things get chilly and unpredictable. Ridge garments (also featured in photo on p. 59) are offered in Realtree APX and Mossy Oak Original Treestand, Terra Gila, Terra Outland and Country Roots. The Pant is available in Bark if you prefer a solid color.

$159.99-$169.99 | scentlok.com

KUIU Super Down Haven Jacket & Bib

While down is a superior insulator that minimizes weight and boosts warmth, noisy face fabrics have long made down garments unviable options for close-quarter situations where silence is critical. KUIU’s Super Down Haven Jacket and Bib solve the dilemma by combining a proprietary, ultra-quiet face fabric with KUIU’s proven hydrophobic Quixdown insulation. The result is long-lasting warmth in cold weather and silence when the buck of a lifetime is 10 yards away. The jacket is rigged with a back-cinch hood adjustment so you can huddle under the hood in fierce winds yet maximize visibility and hearing so a big buck doesn’t slip in and catch you off guard. A raised neck collar and gasket seal out the elements and reduce heat loss. The bib is tailored with adjustable, removable suspenders, six kidney heat-pack pockets and comfy fleece-lined hand pockets. This combination is one of the lightest yet warmest late-season systems out there.

$499 (jacket), $429 (bib) | kuiu.com

Huntworth Matterhorn Jacket & Bib

When being cold isn’t an option, Huntworth’s Matterhorn Jacket and Bib are the answers. Designed to work in tandem, this jacket-and-bib combo is rated for -10F to 20F and built to keep you comfortable in the crummiest weather. Windproof and waterproof, Matterhorn garments are rigged with Heat Boost Graphene Technology, surrounding you in radiant warmth without the bulk of most warm jackets. Heat Boost Graphene Technology is also moisture-wicking and antimicrobial to help manage odor. Form-fitting sleeves and interior cuffs enhance dexterity so you can draw your bow unencumbered. The removable hood traps in heat and defends against biting winds; if you don’t like hoods, simply remove it. The chest handwarmer pockets are fully lined with Heat Boost Sherpa to keep your hands toasty and ready as you wait for a buck to show up.

$249.99 each | huntworthgear.com

Code of Silence ColdFjall 2.0 Parka

Rut and late-season bowhunting demand apparel that blends fit, function and warmth. Those attributes rarely align in one garment, but Code of Silence has, well, cracked the code. The result is the new ColdFjall 2.0 Parka. An advancement of the original ColdFjall Series, the ColdFjall 2.0 is built to stand up to the most brutal conditions without inhibiting the mobility required to draw your bow. Despite the warmth, ColdFjall 2.0 garments are dead silent regardless of temperature. Neutral-LR technology and S-18 Camo blend seamlessly into the woods and fields. Behind the five-layer design is revolutionary Quiet Loft insulation, all-new Air-Sherpa lining in key points, Code of Silence Windsulation, WindSeal, and 3X Tricot throughout. The Parka contains an advanced, proprietary, ergo-engineered body, hood and sleeve design, and features a double-zippered “collarless collar” front closer system for improved ventilation and comfort. Lastly, a double-drawstring body and adjustable hood and crown create an ideal fit in conjunction with virtually any undergarments. Pair it with the ColdFjall 2.0 Bib for the ultimate cold-weather getup.

$350 | codeofsilence.com

Badlands Draw Hoodie

In bowhunting, the details matter. That’s why Badlands designed the Draw Hoodie with bowhunters in mind. This hoodie is a light- to mid-weight, uninsulated hoodie with an integrated two-way face mask — it can be worn on your face or behind your head — for the ultimate in comfort, stealth and versatility. Easily reference your wrist watch without making additional movements thanks to the innovative “Watch Port” located on either wrist. The Draw Hoodie also features an elongated arm with thumb holes to cover more of the hands in camouflage without sacrificing dexterity. The offset front zipper won’t rub on or bite your neck/chin. A chest pocket is good for your hunting license, truck key, or wind checker, and the full pass-through kangaroo pocket will keep your hands comfy when the winds pick up. The Draw Hoodie will be available Spring 2025 in Badlands Approach GT, Approach FX, or Approach OG patterns.

$159.99 | badlandsgear.com

ALPS Sierra Hooded Full Zip Jacket

ALPS OutdoorZ rolls out its new apparel line with the premium Sierra Hooded Full Zip Jacket at the helm. This crossover jacket is ideal for multi-season and mixed-weather applications in the elk woods, yet it is stylish and practical for everyday wear. The durable polyester and spandex blend shell offers great movability despite its resilience, and the micro-fleece inner shell enhances comfort and warmth when things get chilly. The minimal design even makes the Sierra versatile enough to wear as a mid-layer underneath a parka. The DWR-treated outer fabric unleashes water-resistant performance, while bungee-style drawstrings with dual barrel locks allow for seamless hood adjustment in the event of wind and rain. Also featured are YKK VISLON zippers throughout the garment. A drop-back hem and adjustable closure system to regulate airflow round out the Sierra, which is available in three solid colors.

$99.99 | alpsoutdoorz.com

Rocky ProHunter Insulated Parka & Bib

Rocky’s ProHunter Insulated Parka and Bib prove performance need not cost an arm and a leg. For a couple hundred bucks, you can make it a combo and get both. Wind-resisting construction and Polyfill Insulation are sure to keep you snug. Rain in the forecast? Bring it on! ProHunter Garments feature Guaranteed Rocky Waterproof Construction. The Parka’s front zipper has a storm flap, and it’s loaded with a removable hood, drawstring waist and adjustable cuffs. The Bib features zippered outseam vents, fully adjustable suspenders, leg cuffs and two front snap pockets. In other words, loads of functionality at an unbeatable value.

$99.99 each | rockyboots.com

FORLOH Raider Polartec Half Zip

Thermal performance is a vital component of the layering program, and FORLOH’s Raider Polartec Half Zip brings it. Enhanced with FORLOH’s NASA-proven Trizar warming technology in the cuffs, this USA-made base layer is designed to increase warmth and breathability with a non-bulky, athletic fit. The construction involves cutting-edge fleece with integrated, repurposed nylon ripstop fabric overlays. Power Grid material embodies warmth and airflow, while the hydrophilic surface wicks moisture for superior comfort, whether you’re walking to the stand or grinding out an all-day treestand sit.

$139 (youth sizes), $179 (men’s and women’s sizes) | forloh.com

TUO Gear Nivor Late-Season Jacket & Bib

TUO Gear’s Nivor is the apex of cold-weather whitetail hunting gear. The secret behind the Nivor Jacket and Bib’s warmth is zoned Paralite insulation, keeping weight down and comfort up. When the blustery winds strike or sleet is falling, you’ll thank the AeroGuard windproof membrane, micro-berber fleece, DWR-treated brushed tricot and Sherpa Fleece. Scent control becomes more important than ever later in the season once the bucks have been hunted heavily, and Polygiene and Odor Crunch technologies deliver the odor management you demand. The Bib features generous, hip-high leg zips for easy on/off and ventilation when needed. Featuring the versatile TUO Verse camo pattern, the Nivor Jacket and Bib are built to be quiet, keep you warm, block the wind and manage odors.

$299.99 each | tuogear.com

Muddy TRX Layering System

It has long been said that layering garments is the key to comfort in the field. In the stand or blind, you can remove layers if you get too warm, but if you don’t have them and you get cold, you’re out of luck. Unfortunately, layering can get expensive. Muddy sets the record straight, proving you can get quality layers for hundreds less than a lot of the competition’s offerings. Killer features such as graphene-infused fabric and windproof construction elevate warmth in the face of the elements. Storage pockets and an integrated safety harness port are value-add details, while flexible, four-way-stretch fabric enhances your range of motion for tasks ranging from negotiating alpine shale to belly-crawling on the Great Plains. From base wear to vests to jackets to bibs, you can buy just what you need or the entire ensemble and experience a pleasing layering experience that won’t kill your wallet.

$39.99-$149.99 | gomuddy.com

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