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Started by jakesdad, January 03, 2016, 07:22:23 AM

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jakesdad

was going to order some shirts and pants from the mossy oak store. Anybody got any reviews good or bad on the cotton mill line? Don't want to order something that's gonna fade out or tear easily after 1 season of use. Thanks.


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Yelper

In the cotton mill line-the long sleeve button shirt is really heavy and nice. The pants are nice but very thin as far as weight, the pants run very big for there large size, I wear a 35-36 waist and I can slip them on over my jeans with a lot more room to go.  But at half price right now it is a good time to get them. Hope that helps some.

fallhnt

I have some mossy oak pants that are thick. I've had them for years so I don't know what they are like now.
When I turkey hunt I use a DSD decoy

Greg Massey

l bought some last year after turkey season in the old green leaf from the mossy oak store they feel okay..a little thin ... but if it's cool weather i just wear a thin pair of insulated underwear...under most of my camo pants anyway...

tha bugman

I think you will like them.


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Quote from: jakesdad on January 03, 2016, 07:22:23 AM
was going to order some shirts and pants from the mossy oak store. Anybody got any reviews good or bad on the cotton mill line? Don't want to order something that's gonna fade out or tear easily after 1 season of use. Thanks.

It's Mossy Oak, fading or lasting one season won't be a problem.  I have a bit of their clothing material from the past few years, and I have never been disappointed in the quality.
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