The Best in Outdoor Clothing from Patagonia, Orvis, Simms, Howler & More

This Women’s Insulated Hoodie is part of the Orvis PRO line of fishing apparel, the most technologically advanced outerwear we've ever built. Using a combination of technical fabrication and action-specific design, Orvis PRO apparel takes on the element

You’ll want to live in our stretchy nylon-blend Outerbounds Leggings. The durable fabric gives you the stretch you need to move with ease and feels as soft as cotton. A no-roll, power-mesh waistband offers gentle compression to streamline your shape.

Show your passion for fly fishing with our Freshwater Fish Graphic T-Shirt. Made from soft, breathable cotton with artwork by angler Joseph Ernst—pike, carp, brown trout, largemouth bass, and bluegill—it’s ready for any day, on or off the water.

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Our breathable Bent Rod Badge T-Shirt features Orvis’s iconic Bent Rod Logo in an easygoing design for days spent on the water—or just wishing you were.

Cotton/polyester. Machine wash. Imported.

Sizes S(34-36), M(38-40), L(42-44), XL(46-48), XXL(5

The Orvis Sun Glove offers the UPF 50+ protection you need with a minimal design that won't interfere with your fishing. Breathable and quick-drying, partial synthetic leather palm.

Spandex, synthetic leather. Imported.

The under-wader pants you might never take off.
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Streamlined, insulating, fingerless 300 weight Merino gloves built to keep your hands warm and working on the river, in the boat, or at the oars.

The Holy Grail of fishing pants—mobile, breathable, durable, and comfortable in just about any fishing (or other) situation.

Built for anglers who demand as much technology and functionality from their sun gear as their rain gear, the Sol Tactical Hoody reimagines the fishing sunshirt, keeping you cool and protected from the sun's harmful UV rays.

The most versatile fishing shirt you've ever worn.

A high-insulation Merino wool vest with a stretch-woven breathable shell. Wear it as an external layer in mild weather or as part of a layering system to maintain core temperature.

Sheep don’t get cold, and neither should you