Wrangler jeans adds ProGear Hunting clothes

ProGear pants and shirt fit good

Specs on the zip pullover fleece

Some of the most well worn jeans that outdoor enthusiasts are familiar with are Wrangler brand. The same jeans that appear in popular ads with NASCAR’s Dale Earnhardt Jr. and the NFL’s Brett Farve. Now coming to a treestand near you, the new ProGear line of hunting clothes by Wrangler. Offered in a variety of camo patterns the new ProGear has hunters covered from head to toe. The new camo clothes feel comfortable and are well made. Considering that the Wrangler parent company also produces clothing for The North Face, Timberland, JanSport, Nautica, Smartwool and more, it’s easy to see that quality comes standard. All of their garments come with a one-year warranty. Beginning with their most well known item, Wrangler now makes their 100-percent cotton jeans available in Realtree Camo. They feel like jeans in that they stretch to fit a little in areas like waistline and knees. Made to fit over hunting boots, these jeans are also available in Big and Tall sizes. Other color options include the Night Brown Upland Jean which offers the perfect briar protection for quail hunting enthusiasts, dove hunters, rabbit chasers and woods walkers. The camo shirt in Realtree AP is all polyester, which makes it feel very soft. It has a patented ‘Room2Move’ cut under the arms to allow for a greater range of motion when swinging a shotgun on a passing target. Other features include a button down collar, button pockets and a vertical zip pocket for a cell phone. A tan-colored Shooter shirt is available in 100-percent cotton with camo accents on the shoulder patch and down each side. The Pro Gear Fleece Pullover is made of 100-percent polyester and it has a vertical zipper pocket for gear. Unlike the shirts, this pullover seems to run large in size. Throwing the fleece over the ProGear shirt keeps the cold away when the Lowcountry weather experiences a change in temperatures late in the fall. Lastly, ProGear comes in youth sizes too because Wrangler knows that outfitting the next generation of hunters is a time honored tradition that must be upheld.