We had heard that waterproof trousers would be useful, but in reality, we found our trousers didn’t get that wet, even in the heaviest of downpours. That said, if you still feel the need to take waterproof trousers, you will probably get away with a single pair. It may sound crazy to include warm items like sweaters in a list of jungle trekking clothes, but it can actually get cold in the jungle, especially at high altitudes. The cloud forests in Costa Rica are a great example of this, as I could happily wear four layers to maintain a comfortable temperature. Nosilife Branco Trousers– The Nosilife technology in these comfortable walking trousers will keep your legs protected from the jungle critters, while the light material also controls moisture. Nosilife Ultimate Hat– with a full face mesh to keep the insects away, and a wide brim to protect your face from the sun, this isn’t called the ultimate hat for nothing!

For fellow guys, you can have it as a skirt style if you want to flaunt those washboard abs, but you may also have it as a semi-dress, flintstone style.

Waterproof Trousers (Optional)

That being said, neutral colors do a great job of hiding dirt and dust, which will be plenty of on a drive or walk through the bush. White clothes aren’t going to stay white very long, and dark colors are believed to attract tsetse flies. Trust us; you do not want to become familiar with tsetse flies! Get the ultimate camouflage for your jungle themed party with a fantastic selection of Jungle Cos... Allbirds Mizzles– These weather repellent shoes are super comfortable and feature a water-resistant coating called Puddle Guard to keep your feet dry in wet weather. With a Merino wool insole, your feet can get quite warm though in the rainforest! Read my full review of Mizzles here!

Even if you travel to more equatorial places where the humidity and heat can be unbearable, taking thin hoodies or sweaters that you can layer up is a really good idea. Wearing a light sweater or cardigan over a tank top in the evenings after a cold shower will keep your arms and shoulders protected from biting insects too. Please note: Shirt, pants and shoes are not included. These products cannot be returned once they have been altered by a third party company. Colour is key when choosing a men's safari hat - with neutral shades such as khaki, green, or brown the best. Your safari hat will often be the most conspicuous part of you as you hide behind a bush while viewing wildlife on a walk. Keen Targhee III Waterproof Shoes– these walking shoes are perfect for all terrains and climates thanks to the waterproof exterior and breathable mesh lining. While wearing, bright colors such as red are said to scare off animals and make you stand out.This may or may not be true. Only the animals know for sure.Of course, the Maasai Warriors in Kenya and Tanzania have been wearing red for centuries!

Hiking Boots

Safari Pants: We recommend neutral-colored pants as they’re great at hiding dirt and can match most shirt colors.