When out in the field this winter, always be in-style with our ladies crew neck shooting jumper. This piece has been designed to look great, whilst also providing a strong layer of protection against the elements. Come rain or shine, never let the weather keep you away from the shoot with one of our women’s crew neck jumpers. 

Ideal for layering with your winter outfit, this jumper comes in a classic shade of derby tweed that is sure to accompany your favourite shooting attire. The perfect partner for a tweed coat or wax jacket, our shooting jumper for ladies is sure to keep you looking elegant and fashionable throughout the year. 

Our crew neck jumper is loaded with great features, including:

• Shoulder and elbow patches to provide protection whilst adding a touch of texture to your jumper.
• A meticulously embroidered pheasant sits on the chest, adding a touch of class and a country feel to the item.
• Bring the whole item together with a ribbed crew neckline, cuffs and hem and make sure your jumper always catches the eye of your fellow shooters.

Our ladies crew neck shooting jumper is no exception. Made from a durable wool blend, this ladies jumper is the ideal mix of durability and warmth and will always stand up to the rigours of a winter shoot. Made to last and fit for purpose, our wool blend jumpers will never let you down. 

Worn over the top of a classy plain white shirt, or a country checked shirt, it couldn’t be easier to find the perfect partner to complete your outfit. From the field to the sofa our ladies crew neck jumper will become a vital piece of your wardrobe, no matter where you’re heading. 

When out in the field, the days can be long and tough, so always make sure you’re ready with this tough and comfortable jumper. Never let winter chills slow you down and always feel ready to make the most of the day with a wool blend jumper. 

Why not complete your shooting outfit today with a pair of our ladies shooting breeks, or accompany your jumper with a stylish field jacket. Always be ready for the shoot with Rydale.