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At Webtogs, we’ve got a massive selection of outdoor clothing, including GORE-TEX Jackets from The North Face, Icebreaker Merino Base Layers and one of largest ranges of Mountain Equipment outdoor clothing currently available on the net. We also stock various popular, yet harder to find European brands, such as Haglofs and Mammut. You may also like to check out some other, relatively unknown outdoor clothing brands, such as Kuhl.
Welcome to the Outdoor Clothing bestsellers sector. Below we highlight the top 3 best selling products from each sub category within
Outdoor Clothing. These products are often multi awards winners and are consistently bought by Webtogs Customers.
Best Selling Soft Shell Jackets
Soft shell's transcend a broad spectrum of performance levels and requirements, Soft Shell's are expected to offer the greatest degree of protection against the elements without incurring a huge weight penalty. Simple nylon outer fabrics afford excellent wind resistance and lightness - ideal for layering, whereas a garment incorporating a bloc layer will be heavier but afford greater protection. Choose Soft Shell garments carefully to match their proposed activity, better still - buy one for every occasion!
Best Selling Windproof Fleece
The ideal layering system uses a fleece mid layer for insulation with a windproof shell outside, but that means carrying two garments where one could do. Windproof fleeces combine the two elements into a single jacket. Ideal for exposed stops the thinner, close knit, fabric keeps the wind out while giving just enough insulation to trap the warmth in. Being windproof they lack the breathability of some other garments, but used the right way the windproof fleece is a great addition to any rucksack.
Best Selling Fleece Jackets
The ubiquitous fleece jacket comes in a vast array of styles, weights and colours. The weight of a fleece jacket is important and is usually gauged by the fleece 'weight' as in: Polartec 100 or 200 and the higher the number, the thicker and heavier the fleece. Fleece jackets feature a full length zip which also adds to the over all weight of the jacket and it's important to remember that unless there is a specific wind block layer to a fleece jacket, it will not be windproof.
Best Selling Fleece Tops
Aside from the inconvenience of ruining your hair-do, the fleece top - or pullover, has many valid features over a fleece jacket. Most obviously the full length zip is replaced with a 1/4 zip, vastly reducing the weight of the top and is less bulky under a waterproof layer. The majority of fleece tops tend to come in a lighter weight fleece and are suitable for layering-up and lend themselves to more active pursuits. Some micro fleeces have the face fabric designed to give the feel and look more akin to cotton, this also helps to reduce piling.
Best Selling Waterproof Jackets
The ubiquitous waterproof jacket has to fulfill a far reaching blend of requirements. From down on the high street, to up on top of High Street (the mountain in the Lake District) there's a waterproof jacket that fit's the performance needs of the user. High specification and technical mountain jackets demand a high price tag, but waterproof jackets designed and constructed with a manufacturers 'in-house' waterproofing needn't cost the earth but provide ample protection from the elements.
Best Selling Waterproof Trousers
Although generally not worn as much as the (hopefully matching) waterproof jacket, a pair of waterproof over-trousers should still be on anyone's packing list when venturing out onto the hills. As with the jacket, waterproof trousers come in a vast array of technical specifications and weights for the general hill walker or veteran mountaineer. More technical over trousers maybe constructed from Gore-Tex or similar and include reinforced knee, seat and instep protection, and possibly an internal gaiter.
Best Selling Body Warmers
Designed primarily to protect the core area of the body when a full jacket may be a little over the top, a vest or 'gilet' is an incredibly useful garment, especially when you need to bring your arms into play such as in scrambling or bouldering. Unrestricted airing of the armpits are a secondary but important feature too, especially when worn in conjunction with a waterproof layer; you'll be surprised how little protection your arms actually require.
Best Selling Hoodies
Hoodies are not the bad boys of outdoor clothing, maybe a little bad press and some misunderstanding as to where they belong, but no way are they bad. If you're after a little more protection and durability from you're outdoor garment, then hoodies really are worth a serious look at. Hoodies offer the ability to afford protection at a much higher level around the head and neck, and in most cases can be worn under a climbing/mountaineering helmet with ease, remember folks - it's better to hug a hoodie!
Best Selling Travel Shirts
Travel shirts are all things to all people, but the underlying requirment should be comfort. A travel shirt should have a loose fit, feel airy and look smart. Whether traveling on a business trip to warmer climates, or just staying at a smart hotel where the requirement is to wear a collar, the loose cut travel shirt becomes invaluable. If backpacking the world during your gap year, you may want to be a little more laid back in your attitude to travel shirts and double up with some Merino wool base layers or shirts.
Best Selling Trousers
You could be forgiven for thinking “trousers are just trousers”, but the reality is a lot of thought goes into the design and manufacture of today’s outdoor trousers. Depending on your chosen activity trousers need to combine properties including protection from the elements, durability and flexibility. For basic hill walking a good pair of trousers need to keep the wind out, where for scrambling you need more focus on durability and having enough room to move unrestricted. For winter use you need to look at trousers with additional insulation, whilst for overseas travel you’ll find trousers with integrated bug repellent properties. There’s far more to selecting trousers than you first think, but with a range of trousers available you can find something to fit both your needs and your budget.
Best Selling Shorts & Skirts
Ideal summer wear for hill walkers, back packers, beach bums and adventure seekers who need to travel light and cool. From skirts to skorts, and shorts to crumple-up little black dresses; Travel clothing and mountain apparel for the summer journeyman has never had such a wide and exciting range of products. Some more popular travel shorts will have plenty of pockets in which to stash important items; if your choice of short or skirt doesn't feature pockets then maybe consider investing in a money belt or similar.
Best Selling Mountain Trousers
Heading further up the mountain? Terrain getting more technical? It's time to upgrade those walking trousers for some heavier duty mountain threads! Mountain Trousers will come in a wide variety of highly technical materials and cuts, from Gore-Tex lined over trousers to snug fitting Soft Shell stretch pants. The face materials of these garments will be much more abrasive resistant with heavy Cordura nylon on some models fighting off natures finest elements.
Best Selling Long Sleeve Base Layers
Base layers are the most overlooked component of the outdoor wardrobe, and a bad choice can make all the technology of the outer layers redundant. For a proper layering system to work every layer needs to have the ability to wick moisture from inside to outside, and that starts with the base layer. What appears to be failure in a breathable waterproof outer layer can often be tracked back to an inability of lower layers to transport heat and sweat from inside to outside due to poor base layers. A good long sleeve base layer is also essential in winter, adding important insulation while moving sweat away from the body where it can quickly chill.
Best Selling Short Sleeve Base Layers
Base layers are the most overlooked component of the outdoor wardrobe, and a bad choice can make all the technology of the outer layers redundant. For a proper layering system to work every layer needs to have the ability to wick moisture from inside to outside, and that starts with the base layer. A short sleeve base layer can be used as a standalone garment, giving the advantages of a traditional T shirt with the added benefit of wicking moisture away from the body to the outer surface where it can be evaporated off to leave the garment dry. A good short sleeve base layer will make a big difference in warm weather, keeping you dry and comfortable where traditional cotton garments can leave you wet and clammy. In colder weather the short sleeve base layer becomes an integral part of temperature control as part of a layering system, bringing the best out of breathable mid and outer layers.
Best Selling Underwear
We'll keep this one brief - pants ain't what they used to be! Wonderfully soft, airy polyester or even luxurious natural Merino wool take care of the materials in construction, while mens underwear come in boxer or classic shaped briefs, womens underwear are cut in a flattering 'hipster' knicker design. Look upon, and treat modern outdoor underwear as base layers for your middle region and you cant go wrong!
Best Selling Leggings
Generally speaking, your legs are pretty much kept active and so generate a lot of heat and require less protection, but some climates necessitate the wearing of a pair of leggings. Extremely cold conditions, inactivity or you may be someone who just feels the cold, this is when a good pair of leggings come into their own. Still not requiring to be overly thick to offer plenty of warmth, that trapped, thin layer of air next to the skin makes all the difference between warm or cold.
Best Selling Windshirts
When your moving fast and furious across open ground and the windchill factor is up, you might just want to stop and quickly slip on a lightweight windproof shirt. These incredibly versatile garments roll-up small (palm size) and weigh next to nothing, but provide the wearer with a huge amount of protection when weight and space are an issue, such as competing in mountain marathons, an extreme adventure race or even fell running on a particularly bad day; don't get caught out. Remember these lightweight items really are gossamer like in weight, but offer excellent protection.
Best Selling Insulated Jackets
You've reached the summit of your first Munro, while the wind is up the temperature is down, and those fickle Scottish clouds can't make up their minds so it's time you pulled on that insulated jacket you handily stashed in the bottom of your daysack! The insulated jacket fits snugly over your rapidly drying base layer as you next crack open your thermos and feel your body temperature settle in the warm glow of your shelter, whilst keeping an eye on those ever present clouds to the west of course.
Best Selling 3 in 1 Jackets
Perfect for the British climate, 3 in 1 jackets give you bigger, better, choices whatever the weather throws at you. Outside you get a water resistant shell to shed the rain, with an insulating fleece inside for when the temperature drops. The fleece zips into the outer seamlessly, giving you insulation when you need it without the problems of one garment riding over the other, or can be removed to be used as a stand-alone item. Ideal for the newcomer to walking in the British hills, 3 in 1 jackets are traditionally less expensive than triple layer breathable waterproofs whilst offering the ultimate in flexibility.
Best Selling Down Jackets
Until you've been cosseted inside a well constructed technical Down Jacket, it's difficult to appreciate how wonderful these garments are to have wrapped around you. Quality Down Jackets have a DWR (Durable Water Repellent) coating applied to the outer fabric; although this does not make the Jacket waterproof, it does offer an excellent barrier against light rainfall and snow for a period of time. At their best in cold, dry conditions, Down Jackets are perfect for blue sky skiing and mountaineering; pop on a Pro-Shell Jacket over the top for ultimate protection.
Best Selling Mountain Gloves
Best Selling Cleaning & Reproofing
Go on! rejuvenate your waterproof jacket and trousers with some good old 'tender loving NikWax care.' After a few seasons of neglect in the British wind, hail and grime, it's time to go to town on your garments. Wash them in a cool cycle with Tech Wash first before treating again with TX-Direct. Don't be afraid to treat your waterproof's as many times as you think is necessary - it won't do them any harm.
Best Selling Fleece Gloves
A good pair of gloves can make the difference between a good day on the hills and a very uncomfortable one. The special properties of fleece allow air to act as an insulator when trapped in the fabric, whilst keeping the worst effects of a biting wind at bay. Modern fleece gloves use stretch fabrics to give a close fit, and have reinforced palms and thumbs for better grip and durability. Priced at the lower end of the market a good pair of fleece gloves can cope with the majority of weather and temperature conditions you’ll come across on a daily basis, whether walking the dog or ticking off Munros and Wainwrights.
Best Selling Windproof Gloves
Even when the rain keeps away there’s times the wind can turn your hands numb. A good pair of windproof gloves can solve this problem and should be an essential item of any outdoor wardrobe. Generally thinner and less padded than waterproof gloves fabrics like Windstopper provide a high level of wind resistance whilst retaining a degree of breathability and improving dexterity. For added protection many windproof gloves now come with a leather, or other hard wearing fabric, palm with a soft, comfortable to the touch liner fabric on the inside.
Best Selling Beanies
The classic hill walkers hat, the beanie is a familiar sight on mountains throughout the world. With up to 35% of body heat lost through the head it’s important to have a way to keep that heat in, and the beanie is the simplest solution you could possibly think of. Head hugging, the beanie comes in countless styles and fabrics from microfibers to classic wool and gives instant protection from wind and cold. An essential item in any pack, the beanie won’t break the bank but could be one of the most important items you ever buy.
Best Selling Full Zip Fleece
A full zip fleece combines the advantages of a fleece mid layer with the flexibility of variable ventilation. With the wind blocking features of fleece overheating there is a tendency for overheating when on the move, and a full zip fleece can reduce the frustration of constantly having to take a garment on and off at regular intervals throughout the day. Modern full zip fleece garments predominantly use a smooth faced outer to reduce the effects of wind, with a more “fluffy” inner to provide the ideal combination of insulation and “soft to touch” feel. The full length zip allows the garment to be opened according to the users’ needs, giving a protective barrier when taking a break, but allowing ventilation when you start moving again.
Best Selling Merino Wool
Merino wool is one of today’s wonder fabrics. The product of a very specific breed of sheep from New Zealand Merino has superb natural features for an outdoor garment, combining excellent wicking abilities with fast drying and the soft touch only wool can provide. As if these features aren’t enough on their own Merino wool also has amazing abilities to absorb odours and trap them, meaning you can wear a Merino garment for several days without needing to wash it. Ideal for base layers, or summer T shirts, Merino wool isn’t cheap but has features unmatched by man-made fabrics and provides along lasting, eco-conscious, alternative to fleece and other synthetic fibres.
Best Selling Jackets
The ubiquitous waterproof jacket has to fulfill a far reaching blend of requirements. From: down on the high street, to up on top of High Street (the mountain in the Lake District) there's a waterproof jacket that fit's the performance needs of the user. High specification and technical mountain jackets demand a high price tag, but waterproof jackets designed and constructed with a manufacturers 'in-house' waterproofing needn't cost the earth but provide ample protection from the elements.
Best Selling Neck Gaiters
Often forgotten, the simple neck gaiter can make a world of difference out on the hill. You can protect all the extremities from the cold, but leave the neck uncovered and it’s amazing how the wind and cold will find a way in. A neck gaiter can solve this, bridging the gap between jacket and hood/hat, with today’s neck gaiters often being multi function products. Classic designs like the Buff use microfiber to keep the wind out whilst still allowing excess heat to escape, and doubling up as beanies or balaclavas. Weighing in at just a few grams the modern neck gaiter is a handy addition to any outdoor enthusiast’s collection.
Best Selling Zip Off Pants
Just in case the clouds part long enough for the sun to warm your legs, make sure you've pack a pair of zip off pants into your daysack to take full advantage of this phenomenon! weather fronts aside, it's great to have the flexibility of two pairs of clothing in one, especially when minimal packing requirements of an in-flight bag demand a rethink. Zip off pants retain all the hard wearing features of a quality pair of walking pants; they just include the ability to transform in to shorts - easy!
Best Selling Walking Trousers
Walking trousers need to fulfill several important requirements before they can be let loose on the hills. They need to be robust enough to slide down the Scree on your backside when you've missed Striding Edge in the fog, they must also allow for plenty of movement around the knees as you cling on with six points of contact to Sharpe's edge, and finally ... dry almost instantly as you perch yourself, pint in hand, next to the fire in the bar come night fall!
Best Selling Lightweight Waterproofs
Take one waterproof jacket, strip away the unwanted whistles and bells whilst retaining all the essential attributes, and a Lightweight 2/3 season waterproof jacket is what you end up with. When constructed from Gore-Tex Paclite material, or even manufacturers proprietary fabrics, theses well thought out garments offer plenty of wind and waterproof protection Ideal for spring through to autumn walking and trekking below the snowline, a well constructed lightweight jacket is a welcome and refined necessity to battle those unwelcome squalls.
Best Selling Fleece
Fleece jackets and mid layers are the core garments of a good outdoors wardrobe, providing comfort, wind resistance and insulation as part of a layering system or as a stand-alone layer. Different varieties of fleece are optimised for different tasks, with jackets optimised for wind resistance, flexibility and breathability in different degrees. Many of today’s advanced fleece jackets combine different features throughout a garment, with wind resistant fabrics in the main body and more breathable or more flexible fabrics used in areas where most needed. As a mid layer fleece a breathable fleece forms an important part of the layering system, helping wick moisture away from the body and keeping core body temperature stable, whilst as an outer layer a fleece jacket can keep the wind at bay for those essential mid-walk stops.
Best Selling Base Layers
Where would we outdoor types be without our base layers? Usually, it's the first thing we put on in the morning and the last thing we peel off at night. Base layers make the perfect multi-sport garment; use one as a, well ... base layer on cold days, or as a fast wicking T-shirt when stripped for action on warmer days. No matter what your pursuit, base layers are paramount and come in various weights and are constructed from either man made fibres such as polyester, or natural soft Merino wool, and in some cases, for when it's really cold - both!.
Best Selling Lightweight Waterproof Jackets
Best Selling Lightweight Waterproof Trousers
Best Selling Hats & Headwear
If you want to get ahead - get a hat was the old maxim, but on top of Snowdon when the clag comes whistling in, you might want a hat just to keep your head. Polyester fleece will keep much of it's insulation qualities when wet, dries quickly in a breeze and makes for excellent construction material of outdoor headwear, but again, fleece should be combined with a bloc material for maximised wind protection. For total head-proofing try a Gore-Tex lined fully waterproof hat to get ahead!
Best Selling Gloves & Mittens
It doesn't take too much to keep your hands warm and functioning when the temperature is down. check out the popular models from our well stocked brands and you will find gloves suitable for every situation. Lightweight power-stretch fleece gloves are excellent all-round favourites for general usage, and while your at it, check out the range of specialist mountain gloves which provide multi-activity protection and security.
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