Howler Brothers Training

Frequently Asked Questions

• What sets Howler Brothers apart from other outdoor apparel brands?

  Howler Brothers blends surf, fly-fishing, and western wear influences into a design-driven Austin, Texas aesthetic, prioritizing versatile pieces that work on water, trail, and in town. The brand is known for thoughtful details—like microfiber-lined pockets—and durable construction that emphasizes long-lasting wear and everyday utility.
• What kinds of fabrics and construction details does Howler Brothers use in its clothing?

  Howler Brothers commonly uses midweight cottons and cotton blends for shirts and casual pieces, with technical synthetics in boardshorts and their tech pants to enhance durability and quick-dry performance. Their garments often feature reinforced seams, functional pocket designs (including microfiber-lined pockets), and tailoring that balances mobility with a clean, wearable silhouette.
• How do Howler Brothers items typically fit and how should I size for layering?

  Most Howler Brothers pieces run a regular fit that’s true to size—neither slim nor oversized—designed to allow comfortable movement for active use. For layering, choose your normal size for shirts and jackets if you plan to wear a light midlayer underneath; size up if you intend to layer bulky insulating pieces.
• What aspects of Howler Brothers’ design make their gear suitable for both outdoor adventures and everyday wear?

  The brand focuses on versatile silhouettes, durable materials, and functional details—like articulated cuts in pants and practical pocketing—that transition easily from outdoor activities to urban settings. Aesthetic touches drawn from western and surf culture keep pieces visually distinctive while performance-minded fabrics and construction maintain real-world utility.
• How do Howler Brothers boardshorts compare to their tech pants?

  Howler Brothers boardshorts are built with quick-drying synthetic fabrics and water-ready features geared toward surfing and paddling, whereas their tech pants use more durable, often stretch-infused fabrics and reinforced construction for hiking and active land use. Choose boardshorts for water-first days and tech pants when you need greater abrasion resistance, pocketing, and on-trail mobility.