I missed out on this shirt last year, so I knew I had to get one this year. So so so glad I did. Gorgeous colors, the fabric is , dare I say, luxurious. The craftsmanship is exactly what I’d expect from Engle and his team. This shirt is a lifer, for sure.

Being a Cocoa Beach Florida year round resident this shirt was an awesome find. So nice I bought two.

I’m a year round fisher and hunt during fall and winter. Atlantic Rancher clothing is meant for my lifestyle. They’re made rugged and for the colder weather they’re no joke and meant for warmth especially the wool Ranger sweater. My fishing and hunting buddies have ordered sweaters as well. Although a bit pricey well well worth it! You won’t regret it.

Have lived in one of the sweaters for two weeks straight. Tough as nails but very comfortable. Also somehow handles a wide range of temperatures without being uncomfortable. Like magic. Do yourself a favor and indulge in old fashioned quality

Now that I am retired I no longer have much need for Dress Trousers. That said, I am not the biggest fan of 5 Pocket Jeans.
As luck would have it my new Dock Pant is the perfect choice and be worn with a Tee Shirt or a Sport Shirt or even a Coat and Tie if necessary. I will be more colors soon !

This is absolutely my favorite new shirt from Atlantic Rancher or anyone really. It's incredibly soft and looks great. I'm a bigger guy, 6'3", 245 or so, and I wear the 3XL. The fit is great in all areas. I love how it has enough room to be comfortable but doesn't drape badly or hang too loose like a poncho. It has just enough rigidity in the shoulders to provide a flattering upper body shape.

I can wear it to the office with chinos/khakis for the slightly dressy business casual look but also wear it with jeans and it looks good just hanging out on the weekend. I also love how it seems to be two thinner shirts stitched together, a lighter colored shirt on the outside with a darker colored version on the inside. It gives it a nice heft/thickness that you don't get with a single shirt. Also the light/dark color pattern looks really nice when I fold the sleeves back a little revealing a little of the darker color on the inside. I recommend wearing it with the sleeves folded back once showing a little of the darker color on the inside, and then pulled up the forearm until the sleeve gets tight enough to stay in place near the elbow. Looks great that way.

I'm considering buying the short sleeve versions but I honestly think the long sleeve version rolled back a little looks great as is. I only wish it were available in more colors. I've already bought this in every color but salmon. I would love this shirt in a dark olive color or maybe the camel color that the chamois shirt-jac comes in.

Love this jacket so much I bought a second one, just in case I lose the first. This jacket is truly a "Guys" jacket, it is tough, waist long, and makes a handsome yet strong appearance.

From its inception, Engle Saez and AR have maintained a unique air of rugged style with an iconic vibe. The Boatyard Cruiser in Tobacco is yet another win with its attention to detail, high-end stitching, substantial fabric, a rich and authentic color sharing hue with an actual tobacco leaf, and an immediate out-of-the-box feel of a favorite garment just pulled from your own closet.

While some high-end garment manufactures play it safe with the details, AR and their Boatyard Cruiser push the envelope and have created a jacket that is both timely and timeless.

Resulting from these undeniable reasons, this jacket has quickly become my favorite even though its fit is so perfect it feels as though I've had it forever. Highly recommended.

Not all that long ago, clothes were built to last. Materials were heavier, stitching was stronger and you had only basic choices in type. These clothes lasted years upon years and looked better mellowing with age. Atlantic Rancher's shirts are built with that same quality and you have a customer for life!

I was out of town when the Lobsterman sweater came in the mail (which will go down as my only regret in life).

Well, I’m finally back and can confirm that it’s the BEST DAMN SWEATER that’s ever been made.

I wear it every day and it makes me hope the weather never warms up.

You guys have a customer for life!

I received one of AR’s Lobsterman’s sweater as a Christmas gift. It is extraordinarily well made, looks great, and fits perfectly.

I was so impressed with the quality that I bought a couple of Bayman’s flannel shirts. These are, again, really well made with lots of thoughtful details (like the shirttail buttons). They look great un-tucked or tucked.

It’s uncommon to find quality garments like this. It has not gone unnoticed by me.

Many thanks to the Atlantic Rancher team!

When I made the impulsive decision to buy one of these, I definitely spent some time wondering if I would regret my choice. It’s rare that products live up to the hype they generate in their advertisements, and spending upwards of 400CAD (after currency conversion, import duties, and shipping) on a sweater felt borderline insane to me. Even if it was made of heavy weave Merino Wool.

I was initially convinced by all the outstanding reviews I saw, but how could I even know those are real. In the age of social media marketing on overdrive, it’s hard to know what’s what anymore.

Preparing to be disappointed I anxiously opened my package from Atlantic Rancher a few weeks later.
Since that day, this has been the only sweater I have worn. As it turned out, it really is that good.

It looks great, wears great, keeps me warm in all kinds of bad weather, and is incredibly soft on the skin. After wearing it for 30 days straight without a wash it still doesn’t have a hint of bad odour. And it is simply put, just really well made.

I enjoy things that are so obviously crafted with skill and attention to detail. From the asymmetrical collar (which is amazingly comfortable) to the arm gussets and elbow patches, this thing is just so… nice.

At the end of the day it’s a sweater. No, it won’t change your flat tire, split your firewood, or shovel the driveway for you. It will however keep you warm and cozy while you do those things. And as far as sweaters go… it may very well be the GOAT.

Love my new Outlaw Gunners vest - I've added it to my collection of Longliners Wool vests - one of these vests is selected to wear everyday - perfect for the PNW climate where I am outdoors frequently. Just wish there we some Boatyard pants to add to my closet and life would be perfect and complete.

I graduated in high school in 1988. Just prior to that, I bought a shirt from well known outdoor clothing company that was made of thick brushed twill fabric. The thickest twill fabric shirt I had ever seen. I loved it. I wore it all the time...for almost 10 years. The fact that I can remember it today should be evidence that it made a deep impression because I doubt there are many who remember what clothes they wore in high school! This shirt is made from the that same kind of fabric but better since the fit is not just a square box. The practical cut of the shoulders and additional fabric of the wrist to elbow patches are sure signs of quality. I will absolutely be purchasing another. Keep up the excellent work! How I wish more companies took this level of pride and provided this kind of quality in their products!!

Recently took this sweater with me to handle some ice fishing in Baudette, Minnesota. Fish weren’t biting in -16 degree weather, but I was comfortable and warm. Unlike my previous 3 layers of garments, this sweater was lightweight and has become a staple of my winter wardrobe.