Sporting Gun

Going green

Last season I tested the Axford Shooting suit which made a big impression on me and those who I shoot with. The Axford looked like tweed, but was in fact cotton with a waterproof lining, meaning the breeks and coat were machine washable. This season Alan Paine has introduced a new shooting coat and breeks called the Fernley.

Made from polyester, the garments include a breathable waterproof membrane and taped seams to protect the wearer from the elements. What is more, the whole suit

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