The Filson Sportsman’s Shirt delivers the durability, performance, and purposeful design that hunters have trusted for generations. Built from ultralight 2.5-oz. nylon, this breathable hunting shirt wicks sweat away from the body to keep you cool, dry, and comfortable during...
The Filson Sportsman’s Shirt delivers the durability, performance, and purposeful design that hunters have trusted for generations. Built from ultralight 2.5-oz. nylon, this breathable hunting shirt wicks sweat away from the body to keep you cool, dry, and comfortable during long scouting days, upland pushes, and warm-weather hunts.
Featuring blaze orange shoulder and yoke overlays, this shirt boosts visibility to meet blaze requirements commonly mandated in upland hunting, pheasant, grouse, quail, and early-season bird seasons. Designed for mobility, it includes rear shoulder knife pleats, allowing a full range of motion when mounting a shotgun, shouldering gear, or navigating thick cover.
Functional details include button-flap chest pockets for secure storage, button-adjustable cuffs, and a classic button-front with spread collar for dependable, all-day wear in the field.
Key Features:
• Ultra-light 2.5-oz. nylon for warm-weather performance
• Moisture-wicking fabric for active hunts and long days outdoors
• Blaze orange reinforced shoulders and yoke for enhanced visibility
• Rear shoulder knife pleats for unrestricted movement
• Button-front closure and adjustable cuffs
• Button-flap chest pockets for secure storage
Purpose-built for early-season hunts when blaze orange is required and temperatures run high, the Filson Sportsman’s Shirt sets the standard in breathable performance, visibility, and field-tested durability.
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