
Brown Cotton Apiarist Outfit
$100.00
9 sizes
Protecting beekeepers since 2015
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The suits, jackets and gloves beekeepers come back for.

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Made to your measurements
Send us nine measurements and we cut your suit to them — your choice of fabric, colour and veil.

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Guides
What we have learnt building and repairing beekeeping kit — written to answer the question, not to sell you something.

Buying guides
A plus size bee suit has to give room at the chest, belly, seat and thighs without legs that drag and cuffs that gape. Here is how to measure, what to check, and when made-to-measure is the better answer.
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Buying guides
A bee suit that is too small pulls tight when you bend and drags the veil onto your face. One that is too big snags, drags and gapes at the cuffs. Here are the signs of each, and the fix.
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Buying guides
Between two bee suit sizes, take the larger one. A slightly big suit still protects you; a slightly small one pulls tight where stings get through. Here is how to handle the awkward cases.
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Buying guides
A bee suit should fit loose but not baggy: room to touch your toes and kneel, veil clear of your face, sleeves inside your gloves, legs over your boots. Here is what right looks like, area by area.
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Buying guides
Measure over the clothes you wear to the hive, with a soft tape and a helper. Here are the nine measurements we cut suits to, the mistakes that make a suit tight, and what to do with the numbers.
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Buying guides
A round veil holds the mesh further from your face and gives a clearer all-round view. A square veil folds flat and packs anywhere. Here is how to choose, and how to wear either one so bees stay out.
Read moreFrom the workshop
Five steps, every one of them done before the suit is folded.
Ventilated mesh, poly-cotton or ripstop — chosen for the climate the suit will be worn in, not for what is cheapest that week.
Graded to size, or cut to your own nine measurements. Every panel comes off the same pattern set.
Load-bearing seams are double-stitched, and the veil zip is set by hand — it is the part that fails first if it is rushed.
Seams, zips, elastic and veil mesh inspected before anything is folded. A suit with a gap in it is not protective equipment.
Folded loose rather than vacuum-packed — compression sets a permanent crease in a mesh core.
Why beekeepers choose us
Breathable fabrics for maximum comfort and long lasting durability.
Designed to keep you safe from stings while working with your bees.
Advanced ventilation keeps you cool even in hot weather conditions.
Built to last with strong stitching and premium quality materials.
Tailored to your exact measurements for the perfect fit.
Thousands of beekeepers trust and recommend our protective gear.
Field notes
New arrivals, fitting guides and what we have learnt from the workshop. A few times a season, never more.