Question 1

Where is Wilson Outdoor Company located?

Accepted Answer

Wilson Outdoor Company is based in Easton, Maryland in Talbot County on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, near the Choptank River and the Chesapeake Bay. The brand ships nationwide.

Question 2

What outdoor apparel does Wilson Outdoor Company sell?

Accepted Answer

Wilson Outdoor Company sells premium outdoor apparel with original hand-drawn designs, including Chesapeake Bay fishing shirts, rockfish and striper fishing tees, blue crab apparel, Maryland duck hunting hoodies, Eastern Shore waterman clothing, fishing hats, and performance sweatshirts. All designs are built for anglers, hunters, and outdoor enthusiasts on Maryland's Eastern Shore.

Question 3

Does Wilson Outdoor Company ship across the US?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Wilson Outdoor Company ships nationwide. Subscribe to the newsletter and receive a free shipping code for your first order.

Question 4

What makes Wilson Outdoor Company different from other fishing apparel brands?

Accepted Answer

Wilson Outdoor Company is a locally owned, small-batch Eastern Shore brand rooted in the traditions of Chesapeake Bay fishing, crabbing, duck hunting, and outdoor life in Talbot County, MD. Every design is original and hand-drawn, reflecting authentic Eastern Shore lifestyle rather than mass-produced coastal themes.

Question 5

Does Wilson Outdoor Company have an ambassador program?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The Wilson Outdoor Co. Ambassador Program offers 20% off all orders, 10% commission on sales through your personal affiliate code, feature opportunities on social media, and early access to new Eastern Shore outdoor apparel and fishing gear collections.

Question 6

Do you carry Chesapeake Bay fishing shirts and waterman apparel?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Wilson Outdoor Company specializes in Chesapeake Bay fishing apparel including rockfish shirts, striper fishing tees, blue crab sweatshirts, and waterman hoodies. Our designs celebrate life on the Chesapeake — from the Choptank River and Tred Avon to Tilghman Island and Oxford, Maryland.