Hunting Gear for Modern Hunters – Developed in the Nordics

Northern Hunting is a Danish brand born from the ambition to elevate the standards of modern hunting apparel. We develop every product ourselves—from the initial spark of an idea to the final stitch—and test them in close collaboration with experienced hunters. We understand the harsh demands of the wilderness, and we know that hunting gear should do one thing: support your hunt without ever becoming a distraction.

That is why we focus on technical functionality, silent materials, a precise fit, and bold design. We never compromise on quality, and we don’t settle for "off-the-shelf" solutions. When you choose Northern Hunting, you get gear developed in the Nordics for Nordic conditions—crafted with respect for the hunt and the nature in which it unfolds.

Our Collection – Built for Function, Movement, and Comfort

Hunting apparel isn't just a single garment—it’s a system of layers, materials, and details that work together to give you the freedom to move and stay focused in shifting weather. At Northern Hunting, we have built a complete range so you can dress correctly regardless of the season or the type of hunt.

Below is an overview of the core product groups in our collection.

Hunting Jackets

A great hunting jacket must strike the perfect balance between protection and freedom of movement. It should never be noisy, bulky, or obstruct your view when you shoulder your rifle. Our jackets are constructed with noise-reducing materials, thoughtful pocket placement, adjustable hoods, and, in many cases, a technical membrane to shield you from rain and wind.

We offer jackets for stalking, where lightness and silence are paramount, and stationary hunting, where insulation and weather protection are key. Our colors and camouflage patterns are adapted for forests, heaths, and mountain landscapes, ensuring you blend naturally into your surroundings.

Hunting Trousers

Hunting trousers need to be rugged, yet follow your movements silently and without restriction. We use durable, flexible materials that offer both stretch and silence. Many models feature reinforcements on the knees and seat, allowing you to move through brush or kneel on damp ground while staying protected.

The fit is designed specifically for the hunt—featuring a higher back for bending and precise cuts around the knees to follow your stride. We offer both waterproof and windproof trousers for harsh weather, as well as lighter versions for high-activity hunts or warmer climates.

Midlayers

The midlayer is the "engine room" of your temperature regulation, yet it’s often overlooked. At Northern Hunting, we offer a wide selection of fleece jackets, insulated pullovers, and technical hybrid shirts designed to work optimally under a hunting jacket.

Materials range from classic fleece to modern synthetic fibers with high insulation-to-weight ratios. The design is always hunt-specific: we prioritize silent textiles, slim-fit silhouettes, and pockets that don't interfere with backpack straps or rifle slings.

Baselayers

The inner layer is the foundation of your comfort. Without the right baselayer, you risk becoming cold and damp—even with the best outer shell. Our range of hunting underwear, tights, and tops is crafted with a focus on moisture-wicking, mobility, and temperature control.

We utilize both synthetic materials and Merino wool blends. Choose synthetics for high-pulse hunts where sweat transport is vital, or Merino for natural warmth and odor regulation during extended use.

Accessories

It’s often the small things that make the biggest difference. We offer a wide range of accessories to make your experience more comfortable and focused, including:

Hats and gloves in silent, insulating materials.

Neck gaiters and balaclavas to protect against biting winds.

Caps and camo covers that match our clothing lines.

Heated vests for those freezing days in the high seat.

Our Technologies: ADDVENTEX™ ECO 10.20

Most of our jackets and trousers are equipped with ADDVENTEX™ ECO 10.20—an advanced membrane created to withstand the most demanding conditions. With a 10,000 mm water column and a breathability rating of 20,000 g/m²/24h, it ensures full protection against rain and wind while allowing your body to breathe during physical exertion.

This means you stay dry—inside and out—whether you are sitting still on post or trekking through uneven terrain. Furthermore, the membrane is made from 100% recycled material, contributing to more responsible production without sacrificing performance.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions about Hunting Gear

Why is silent hunting gear important? Silent gear is a "make or break" factor when stalking. Animals react instantly to unnatural sounds; even a small movement can give you away if your fabric rustles. We use materials and construction techniques that minimize noise so you can move undetected.

How do I choose the right gear for different types of hunting?

Stalking (Pürsch): Focus on lightness, silence, and camouflage.

Stationary Hunting (Stand/High Seat): Focus on warmth, insulation, and weather protection.

Driven Hunts: High visibility (blaze orange/signal colors) is the priority for safety.

What are the benefits of the ADDVENTEX™ membrane?

It combines waterproofness with high breathability. With a 10,000 mm water column and 20,000 g/m²/24h breathability, it keeps the elements out while letting moisture escape. Plus, it’s eco-friendly, made from 100% recycled materials.

What does "breathability" mean in a membrane?

Breathability describes how effectively a membrane transports moisture (sweat) away from the body. It is measured in grams per square meter per day (g/m²/24h). A higher number means more vapor can escape, keeping you dry from the inside out—which is just as important as keeping the rain out.

What does "water column" mean?

The water column indicates how much water pressure a material can withstand before leaking. It is measured in millimeters (mm). A higher number indicates a more waterproof garment.

How do I adapt my gear to changing weather?

Use the layering principle: a baselayer to wick moisture, a midlayer to insulate, and an outer shell to protect against wind and rain. By adding or removing layers, you can quickly adjust to everything from mild afternoons to frost-covered mornings.