Carnoustie, the British Open rotation venue in Angus, Scotland needs no introduction. The California based Golf apparel brand of the same name, over century its junior, traffics in timeless style, fine fabrics, and clothes fit for the links but sophisticated enough to handle your next social outing.
Carnoustie’s performance knits offer the best of both worlds offering the soft feel of natural fibers along with the moisture wicking and UV ray protecting hallmarks of golf sportswear. The silky smooth polos are made of a high-end micro poly and lycra blend, perfect for those craving a soft, comfy fit without sacrificing the technical benefits of sportswear.
Their new polo line is subdivided into a trio of collections. Classic concentrates on a red, white and blue aesthetic, for those looking to bring some patriotic punch to the golf course—a popular motif to rock in a Ryder Cup year. Meanwhile Desert contrasts parched landscapes with orchid purple and citrus orange and let the good times roll by rocking daiquiri green or yellow number from the Resort collection.
CEO Marshall Mancillas is certainly stoked about the collection and its nods to yesteryear: “The use of self collars and placket detailing can do a great deal to update the look of today's polo. I am having fun going retro. As a designer it is always inspirational to look at the past and reinvent it for present...much of the styling we see today is grounded in the looks of the 70's."
Carnoustie’s performance knits offer the best of both worlds offering the soft feel of natural fibers along with the moisture wicking and UV ray protecting hallmarks of golf sportswear. The silky smooth polos are made of a high-end micro poly and lycra blend, perfect for those craving a soft, comfy fit without sacrificing the technical benefits of sportswear.
Their new polo line is subdivided into a trio of collections. Classic concentrates on a red, white and blue aesthetic, for those looking to bring some patriotic punch to the golf course—a popular motif to rock in a Ryder Cup year. Meanwhile Desert contrasts parched landscapes with orchid purple and citrus orange and let the good times roll by rocking daiquiri green or yellow number from the Resort collection.
CEO Marshall Mancillas is certainly stoked about the collection and its nods to yesteryear: “The use of self collars and placket detailing can do a great deal to update the look of today's polo. I am having fun going retro. As a designer it is always inspirational to look at the past and reinvent it for present...much of the styling we see today is grounded in the looks of the 70's."
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