GRITR Partners with DSG Outerwear to Expand Women's Hunting Clothing 

This collaboration brings a wider variety of specialized gear in both camouflage patterns and solid colors designed specifically for female outdoor enthusiasts.

by posted on January 20, 2026
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GRITR DSG Partner For Womens Hunting Line Lede

GRITR Sports & Outdoors announces a new partnership with Doing Something Great (DSG) Outerwear to broaden its selection of women's outdoor and hunting apparel. This collaboration brings a wider variety of specialized gear to the GRITR online stores as well as on Amazon, including items in both camouflage patterns and solid colors designed specifically for female outdoor enthusiasts.

Founded in 2010 by Wendy Gavinski, DSG Outerwear was created to address a gap in the market for women's functional outdoor gear. The brand focuses on producing high-performance clothing with fits ranging from petite to plus sizes (XXS-5XL), balancing functionality and style.

Customers can explore DSG outdoor and hunting clothing for women at gritroutdoors.com/doing-something-great/ and on Amazon.

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