Trachten-Gilet: This gilet is mainly worn with a traditional costume. The combination of leather trousers, a traditional shirt and a matching traditional gilet makes you look casual and elegant at weddings, church fairs and, of course, the Oktoberfest. The gilet is often enhanced with traditional jewellery. Trachten gilets are often made of felt, (tree) wool or velvet.
Suit gilet: This gilet is often part of a three-piecesuit. That is, trousers, jacket and gilet. A suit gilet is often matched to the colour of the suit and enhances the outfit immensely. If you want to stand out, the gilet can also differ in colour and be stylishly staged with various designs. Viscose, polyester and acetate are often used for suit gilets.
Outdoor gilet: This gilet is mainly used for sporting activities such as hiking or on cold days. An outdoor gilet is usually lined with down to keep the body warm. Quilted gilets offer good insulation through additional air spaces. Outdoor gilets are often made of nylon or polyester to protect against wind and rain.
Hunting gilet: Almost exclusively available in brown or green, this gilet is a good way to camouflage yourself when hunting. A Teflon layer offers protection against moisture and dirt. A hunting gilet has low-noise properties and offers plenty of storage space for hunting accessories. The materials used offer breathability and flexibility.