Georgia Bulldogs Technical Outerwear

Dawg days demand better.

We brought the best of the outdoor industry to officially licensed Georgia Bulldogs fan gear. Cooling gear for the long stretch from G-Day to Labor Day. Waterproof layers that handle anything Georgia weather throws at you. Insulation for when the calendar finally turns. Built for game day and beyond.

Officially Licensed

University of Georgia

Elite Materials

Toray · PrimaLoft · YKK AquaGuard · brrr°

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The team behind YETI and other elite outdoor brands

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Georgia Bulldogs · BCKR Technical Outerwear
Nothin' finer in the land.
⎯ Officially Licensed · University of Georgia

Georgia Bulldogs • Gear by Condition

What to reach for.

DRY ONE
Built for Georgia storms.
MADE FOR

September in Sanford

Late summer thunder

Golden Isles Redfishing

Windy with a side of showers

Walking the Dawg in the Fall

Early morning dew

Flyfishing North Georgia

Dry all day

Botanical Gardens Hike

Pack It In, Pack It Out

WARM ONE
When temps drop, layer up.
MADE FOR

Anything below 60

Athens can't handle cold

CFP at the Benz

Bulldawg Bite

Oyster Roast in October

Raw but tasty

Tech at Thanksgiving

Hate on Ice

Dawgs on the Porch by the Fire

Cool air and a Bloody Mary

COOL ONE
For the Dawg days of summer.
MADE FOR

Twilight Bike Race

Cool runnings

G-Day

Spring football baking in Sanford

Kudzu Hill at Foley Field

Kegs on Kudzu staying chilled

The Masters

Chilly AM, Sunny PM

TWLOCP

Still Warm on the Coast

Straight From a Legend

"This reminds me of the super high quality stuff UGA used to give us when we were here. It's comparable to if not better than anything we wore when I was in school."

KEITH MARSHALL
Running Back 2012-15

Glory, Glory.

Georgia Bulldogs Gear — Common Questions

I’m going to my first Georgia football game. What should I wear?

Early-season games at Sanford Stadium can be brutally hot. September in Athens means 90 degrees and full sun. The Cool One UPF Pullover is built for exactly that, with patented brrr° cooling fabric and sun protection. By late October the weather gets pleasant, and November can swing between mild and genuinely cold. That’s when the Warm One earns its spot, a PrimaLoft-insulated jacket with four hand warmer pockets that wears like a hoodie. And when the forecast calls for rain, which happens more in Athens than people think, the Dry One is a Toray three-layer waterproof shell that’ll keep you dry from Between the Hedges to the parking lot. Layer the Warm One under the Dry One for those cold, wet late-season games.

Is the BCKR Dry One jacket actually waterproof?

Actually waterproof. Not water-resistant, not “repels light rain.” The Dry One uses a Toray three-layer waterproof breathable membrane rated at 20,000mm/10,000g, the same spec you’d find on a premium ski shell or a high-end fishing jacket. Every seam is sealed with waterproofing tape. The zippers are YKK AquaGuard, which block water at every entry point. It doesn’t leak.

What’s the difference between the Dry One, Warm One, and Cool One?

Three conditions, three jackets. The Dry One is a waterproof shell. It blocks rain and wind but isn’t insulated. Think ski shell. The Warm One is an insulated jacket, PrimaLoft Gold Active+ fill that traps heat without bulk. Think technical puffer with water repellency. The Cool One is a UPF sun layer with patented brrr° cooling fabric. It actually lowers skin temperature on contact. Think sun hoodie, but engineered. Each one is built for a specific Georgia weather condition. They also layer together. Warm One under Dry One is the cold-rain combination that gets you through a late-November rivalry game.

Why is BCKR’s Georgia gear more expensive than other Bulldogs jackets?

Different product entirely. Most Georgia jackets use basic materials and construction. They’re fine for what they are. BCKR uses elite Toray fabrics and waterproof membranes, PrimaLoft insulation, YKK AquaGuard zippers, and brrr° cooling fabrics. These are the same materials in a $500 ski shell or a $400 hunting jacket. You’ve just never seen them in Georgia red before. The best comparison isn’t a $60 fan hoodie. It’s a Kuiu or Sitka jacket that happens to come in your team’s exact Pantone colors.

Does BCKR make Bulldogs jackets for women or in kids’ sizes?

All BCKR jackets use unisex sizing ranging from XXS to 3XL. Women typically go down one size. A Men’s/Unisex Small fits like a Women’s Medium. A lot of our customers are women, and the fit feedback has been great. Women’s-specific cuts are on our roadmap. We don’t currently offer kids’ sizes.

Is BCKR’s Georgia gear just for gamedays?

Heck no! The Dry One is built identically to a premium outdoor shell. People wear it hiking, fishing, skiing, and any time those dark clouds come rolling in. The Warm One is a legitimate insulated jacket, not a costume. The Cool One is a real UPF sun layer for the golf course, the boat, or a Saturday morning on a long walk through Athens. The colors are Georgia red and black. The construction is premium outdoor. We built this gear so your team jacket could also be the best jacket you own, not something that sits in your closet between Saturdays.

Is BCKR officially licensed by the University of Georgia?

Yes. Every Georgia Bulldogs product is officially licensed through the University of Georgia. The logos, colors, and trademarks are all authorized. We use exact Pantone color matching, not approximations, for every piece.

Why haven’t I heard of BCKR before?

We’re an independent brand, no corporate parent, no Super Bowl ads yet. We were founded by outdoor industry veterans, including the team that helped scale YETI from a regional cooler company into a global brand. We’re based in Austin, we ship every order ourselves, and we include a handwritten note in every package. We started BCKR because we’d spent careers building elite outdoor products and couldn’t find a single team jacket that was actually waterproof. So we made one. And then we made a whole system. You’re hearing about us now because the word is getting out.