| Advice for drive hunting |
We advise you to wear a high-visibility PPE bib over the jacket for all driven shoots, such as the Solognac PPE bib (reference 8367380). |
| Thermal insulation |
Very warm removable down vest and removable hood, allowing you to adapt your hunting jacket to the outside temperature and weather, as well as to the type of hunt: standing still for several hours on a driven shoot where a very warm parka is required, or an active hunt where a lighter, more breathable parka is needed.
Windproof membrane, flap over the main zip.
When worn with its detachable jacket, this jacket can be worn in temperatures down to -10°C. |
| Waterproof and Water-repellent properties, Breathability |
Waterproof and breathable membrane: rainwater cannot get in through the fabric, however water vapour from your perspiration can easily escape through your hunting jacket. Fully waterproof seams: water cannot seep in through the seams.
Water-repellent treatment on the fabric: water slides off the outer surface of the fabric without soaking in, further improving the product's long-lasting waterproofing. Pockets have waterproof flaps. |
| Camouflage |
This hunting jacket uses the exclusive Solognac Treemetic camouflage pattern.
This camouflage is designed and made using very high definition graphic tools:
- extremely realistic depiction of various items of vegetation.
- very marked depth effect between the design's foreground and background: 3D effect helps you merge into the undergrowth.
- several light contrasts prove to be highly effective at all hours of the day, and at dawn/dusk.
-Geographical elements which destructure your shape |
| Pockets |
10 pockets in total, 3 in the down vest, 2 zipped hand pockets and one inner pocket for your licence.
7 pockets on the jacket, 2 zipped hand pockets, 2 cargo pockets with built-in cartridge holders, one for gun cartridges and the other for rifle bullets, a back game bag. 2 inner pockets, including 1 zipped pocket. |
| Repair a snag yourself. |
"Got a snag in your clothing? Wondering how to repair it?
Snags and tears can happen out in the wild. The good news is that it can be repaired! You can apply a self-adhesive patch to prevent the tear from getting bigger or the fibres from coming out. All you need is a patch and some scissors! |
