Lonoke, Arkansas – August 9, 2021 – Remington Ammunition has announced a licensee partnership with Core Resources, Inc., maker of Gamehide, StormHide and Deer Camp. Remington fans and hunters of all kinds will soon find apparel and accessories for many different hunting applications as well as a wide variety of outdoor lifestyle apparel including rainwear and shooting vests featuring the Remington name.
“These trusted brands are known for their quality gear, and we are really excited to see them bear the Remington brand,” said Danny Evans, Remington’s Director of Licensed Products. “Whether chasing big or small game, upland birds, waterfowl or anything in between, our devoted fans can enjoy this top quality apparel and represent Big Green.”
The Core Resources family of brands specializes in delivering quality, high-performance hunting apparel and gear for hardcore hunters and outdoorsmen and women. Through the Gamehide, StormHide and Deer Camp brands, Core Resources has a proven solution no matter how demanding the hunt.
“We’re excited to be partnering with Remington to bring the 200+ year old brand back into the hunting and outdoor lifestyle category,” said Dave Larsen, CEO of Core Resources. “With over 30 years of hunting garment know-how in our brands, consumers will soon be able to wear Remington branded hunting apparel. The line will feature the latest in apparel technologies with styles for hunting all North America’s wild game. We are honored to be a part of the Remington brand that has stood the test of time like no other, offering quality, value and innovation.”
Remington is always seeking quality partners to represent the Remington lifestyle in new product categories. Please contact Danny Evans at danny.evans@remington.com with inquiries.
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I have to wonder where these items will be manufactured. My guess is very few if any will wear a made in America label.
It would be a LOT more fun if they would start producing and selling repair/replacement parts again, but “YAY T-SHIRTS!!!”