Best 10 Legendary Whitetails Fleece Shirts and Jackets

The True Night Plaid in Long Tall is the deepest cut on the list. This is the standard Legendary Whitetails fleece button-up, soft enough to layer over a tee and structured enough to wear into town. Long Tall sizing helps if you’re over six feet and tired of regular shirts riding up at the hem. Stitching on these holds up to repeated washing, which is more than I can say for some of the cheaper plaid fleeces I’ve sent back.

Same fleece in a standard Large for whoever doesn’t need the extra length. The plaid pattern reads more outdoorsy than dressy, and the buttons sit flat under a vest without bunching. Sizing runs a touch roomy on Legendary Whitetails, so I’d order true-to-size unless you want extra layering room over a heavy henley.

Big and tall sizing in this fleece doesn’t get discounted often, and 4XL almost never sees a markdown this deep. Same shirt as the Long Tall and standard Large just in a size that tends to sell through fast at any price. Worth grabbing now if it fits you, since these sizes rarely come back on sale once they’re gone.

For anyone who finds plaid too busy. This is the same fleece in a solid navy with a subtle embossed pattern, and it just landed on the discount list this morning. Solid colors layer easier under a vest or a heavier jacket, and the navy reads cleaner with jeans for casual wear.

The Navigator is the heavier brushed-fleece version of the button-up and it gets searched by name more than any other shirt in the lineup. Thicker than the True Night Plaid with a longer cut in the back, and the graphite plaid pattern is darker than most of the brand’s plaids. XX-Large is the only size at this price, but it’s the cut I’d grab if you want something closer to a fleece jacket than a shirt.

This is the waxed-cotton shacket Legendary Whitetails has built a reputation on. Flannel lining for warmth and a waxed shell that sheds light rain. Cut roomy enough to wear over a sweater, and Dark Army works for cabin weekends or running errands without looking like you’re trying. It’s at #2 bestseller rank in the brand’s shirt jacket lineup right now.

The Maplewood adds a hood to the shacket idea, which is the practical upgrade most guys want. Slate Hatchet Blue plaid is more muted than the brand’s louder reds and pairs with work pants or jeans without clashing. The hood has sherpa lining inside, not just the same shell fabric. Heavy enough for a chilly morning at deer camp without going full insulated coat.

Same waxed-cotton shacket as the Dark Army 2XL but in Tarmac (a darker brown-gray) and Medium. Worth grabbing if the bigger size doesn’t fit you or that one sells out. Half off on a shacket that normally holds its price through summer.

Standard cotton-blend pullover hoodie with a faded print on the front. Soft inside and mid-weight without any waterproofing. Decent buy at this price for a casual hoodie that doesn’t read like a hunting catalog cover.

Nocturnal Camo is the darker pattern Legendary Whitetails uses for low-light timber, and the Long Tall cut covers your beltline when you’re sitting in a stand. Pullover style means no zipper to catch on a strap or rangefinder lanyard. Save it for fall or grab it now if you don’t mind it sitting in the closet a few months.