A sold-out YETI favourite has quietly returned but it's unlikely to stay in stock for too long

When the Wetlands range first landed in the UK in August 2025, it didn’t hang around for long.

The distinctive camo pattern, inspired by marshland tones and layered earth colours, quickly became one of YETI’s most recognisable limited looks.

Needless to say, the limited stock meant that whatever Wetlands gear YETI had was sold out quickly. Now, without much fanfare, the collection is back!

Wetlands camo is once again available across a wide spread of YETI gear, including Rambler bottles in multiple sizes, tumblers, stackable cups and mugs, food jars, flasks and jugs (even the Silo Jug).

The pattern also returns on some of the most desirable YETI coolers, from the Roadie 15 and Tundra 45 cool boxes to the Hopper Flip 12, Hopper M20 backpack cooler, Panga waterproof backpack and LoadOut GoBox gear case.

A pattern that refuses to stay outdoors

Part of the Wetlands appeal is that it manages to feel both outdoorsy and design-led at the same time.

It’s unmistakably camo, yet far more subtle than traditional military patterns, making it just as at home in an office kitchen or on a commuter train as it is on a campsite table.

That balance is likely why the collection resonated so strongly last year, and why the brand has chosen to bring it back rather than replace it with a new seasonal print.

As ever with YETI colourway drops, while the range currently spans hydration, storage, bags and coolers, history suggests stock won’t sit quietly for long.

Several Wetlands items already carry “coming soon” or low-availability signals, suggesting a repeat of last year’s sell-out.

For fans who missed out in 2025, this reintroduction offers a second chance.

For everyone else, it’s a reminder that YETI’s most popular designs tend to disappear just as quickly as they arrive.

The Wetlands camo collection is available now via YETI UK, with prices ranging from £20 all the way up to £450.