Most hunting brands stop sizing at XL or 2XL. If you wear anything bigger than that, you already know the problem: sleeves that stop three inches short, jackets that ride up when you draw a bow or shoulder a shotgun, waist sizes that fit but leave the inseam wrong for your height. Big and tall hunting clothing exists, but you have to know where to look, and not every site that claims to carry it actually delivers once you get to checkout.
This article compares five websites that carry useful big and tall hunting clothing, from technical camo to everyday hunting-inspired wear. Below is a quick side-by-side look, followed by a closer breakdown of what each one does well and where it comes up short, so you can pick the one that actually fits your build.
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Retailer |
Best For |
Largest Sizes Available (Approx.) |
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Big Outdoors LLC |
True big and tall hunting sizing |
Some products up to 6XL / 6XLT |
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BigCamo |
Hardest-to-find extended sizes |
Select categories up to 8XL |
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King’s Camo |
Hunting-specific camo and technical apparel |
Most of the big and tall line up to 4XL |
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Sportsman’s Warehouse |
Shopping multiple hunting brands in one place |
Varies by brand |
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Legendary Whitetails |
Hunting-inspired casual and outdoor wear |
Certain items up to 5XL / 4XT |
1. Big Outdoors LLC — Best Overall for True Big and Tall Sizing
Best for: Hunters who genuinely need extended big and tall sizing, not a standard cut stretched a size or two. Big Outdoors is one of the first places I’d check if the mainstream hunting brands simply don’t go large enough. Their catalog runs Big sizes from 3XL through 6XL and Tall sizes from 2XLT up to 6XLT on select styles, covering shirts and tees, pants and coveralls, coats, hoodies, bib overalls, and blaze orange gear.
The company was started by a hunter who is 6’8″ and 300 pounds himself, after running into the same sizing problems you probably have. That shows in how the clothes are cut: built around real big and tall proportions instead of a standard pattern with a couple extra inches tacked on. Their in-house Clarkfield Outdoors line is made in the USA, worth knowing if that matters to you, though it is worth checking the label on any individual item since not everything in the catalog carries that branding.
The catalog is smaller than what you would find at a big box retailer, and since this is a niche operation, some styles sell out and take a while to restock. That is the tradeoff for sizing this specific. Their bib overalls and blaze-orange options may be especially useful for coon hunters who spend long periods on foot in cold weather, the kind of hunt we cover in our guide to coon hunting for beginners. If you are in the 3XL to 6XL range and tired of hoping a 2XL label stretches far enough, this is worth checking first.
2. BigCamo — Best for Hard-to-Find Extended Sizes
Best for: Hunters who have already struck out everywhere else. BigCamo appears to offer some of the widest extended-size options on this list, particularly in select categories, with sizing advertised from Tall down to 8XL depending on the item. That does not mean every product comes in every size, so check the specific listing before you order, but if you need something bigger than 5XL or 6XL, this is one of the few places actually carrying it.
The catalog covers hunting apparel for turkey, waterfowl, and upland game, along with fishing gear, workwear, bibs, coveralls, vests, blaze orange safety gear, and waders and footwear. They also carry name brands in extended sizing, including Carhartt, Drake, Gamehide, and ScentLok, so you are not limited to house-brand-only options.
The website itself feels dated next to some of the newer hunting retailers, and with a catalog this wide, it takes longer to find exactly what you need. Stock on the largest sizes runs thinner too, since demand up there is smaller. Still, if a 5XL, 6XL, or bigger is what you actually need and the other four sites on this list do not carry it, BigCamo is the better choice.
3. King’s Camo — Best for Hunting-Specific Camo and Technical Apparel
Best for: Hunters who want true camo patterns and technical hunting fabric, not workwear relabeled for the stand. Most of King’s Camo’s big and tall line runs up to 4XL, with tall sizing offering extra inseam length on the pants and bibs where it is offered. Sizing varies by product line, and not every style comes in a tall cut, so check the chart on the specific item before ordering, especially if you are above 4XL.
This is hunting gear first and big and tall second. You are getting real camo patterns, scent control features, and weather protection built for the timber, across pants, bibs, cargo pants, shorts, shirts, hoodies, fleece, insulated jackets, rain jackets, and base and mid layers in their XKG, Hunter, and Classic lines.
The tradeoff is a lower size ceiling than Big Outdoors LLC or BigCamo, so hunters above 4XL will likely need to look elsewhere. If you are within their range and pattern and technical performance matter more to you than squeezing out one more size, King’s Camo is worth a look.
4. Sportsman’s Warehouse — Best for Shopping Multiple Hunting Brands
Best for: Hunters who want to compare several big and tall options from different brands in one place, or try things on in person when a store is nearby. Sportsman’s Warehouse runs a dedicated big and tall section covering hunting shirts, pants, jackets, and vests pulled from multiple outdoor brands, alongside the rest of their hunting, fishing, and camping inventory.
Sizing depends entirely on which brand you are looking at, so there is no single size ceiling to point to here, you will need to check each product page. Having several brands under one roof does make it easier to compare fit and price without opening five browser tabs, and physical stores give you the option to try before you buy.
The tradeoff is that the big and tall selection is less consistent than a retailer built specifically around extended sizing, and inventory varies by store and season. This one is a better choice if you already know which brand fits you and just need to track down your size, or if you would rather shop by brand name than by specialist retailer.
5. Legendary Whitetails — Best for Hunting-Inspired Casual and Outdoor Wear
Best for: Hunters who want rugged, hunting-inspired clothing for everyday wear, not just what goes on before first light. Legendary Whitetails advertises its big and tall line up to 5XL and 4XT, with extended sizing available across multiple shirt, outerwear, and pant styles, although size availability varies by product.
The lineup leans toward flannel shirts, henleys, thermal layers, hoodies, coats, hiking pants, and concealed carry vests, along with their Buck Commander and Tough as Buck lines. It works as well around the farm or in town as it does in the woods, and the styling leans more casual than tactical, which plenty of hunters prefer for daily wear.
This is not a technical hunting camo line, so if you need scent control fabric or a dedicated hunting cut, King’s Camo or BigCamo is the better choice. But if you want one wardrobe that covers hunting season and everyday life instead of buying two separate closets of clothes, Legendary Whitetails is a good option.
A Quick Note on Sizing Before You Order
Extended sizing is not standardized across hunting brands. A 3XL from one company can fit like a 2XL from another, and tall sizing varies even more. Check the actual measurements on the product page instead of trusting the label alone, especially on jackets you plan to layer under.
If you plan to wear multiple layers underneath, check the garment measurements with those layers in mind instead of automatically ordering your normal jacket size. Cold weather guidance from CDC and NIOSH backs this up: loose layering traps warmth better than one heavy layer that fits tight, and it still gives you room to add or shed a layer as the temperature swings through the day. That advice applies to gear from any of the five retailers above, and it is worth remembering when you are behind hounds until well past dark. Our rundown of essential coon hunting gear covers what else belongs in that layering system.
Which One Should You Actually Buy From?
If you need genuine big and tall sizing built for hunting, start with Big Outdoors LLC. If you have already tried elsewhere and still cannot find your size, BigCamo carries some of the widest sizing on this list. If pattern and technical performance matter more than sizing, King’s Camo is worth checking, as long as you fall within their 4XL ceiling. If you would rather compare a handful of brands in one place, Sportsman’s Warehouse gives you that option. And if you want hunting-inspired clothing that works just as well off the range as on it, Legendary Whitetails is the better choice.
None of these five is the right answer for every hunter. The right one depends on your size, your budget, and whether you are buying a technical hunting layer or a shirt you will wear to the feed store on Saturday. Start with the retailer that matches what you actually need this season, not the one with the flashiest homepage.