Alpaca Golf

Most hoodies aren't designed for golf. They have drawstrings that catch at the top of the backswing, pockets that add bulk at the hips, shoulders that pull when you rotate. The Golf Hoodie removes...

This is the cardigan that men have been looking for since Peruvian Connection stopped carrying it. A traditional links-knit button-down with two front pockets, reinforced edge construction, set-in...

Some sweaters are just sweaters. The Dexter is a point of view. Designed in western Pennsylvania — the birthplace of these iconic retro golf styles — and knit in Peru from 100% natural...

The polo collar has been on the golf course since the 1950s. This one earns that history. A classic links-knit long-sleeve polo in 100% pure baby alpaca — finer and softer than standard alpaca,...

The cardigan has a fixed shape in the mind — close to the body, V-neck, ribbed at the cuffs and waist, buttons down the front. The Levine holds to that shape exactly, because it's the right...

The golf course has always had a specific relationship with the crewneck pullover — warm enough for an early morning round, light enough not to interfere with a swing, easy enough to wear the...

The classic button cardigan has a fixed shape in the mind — V-neck, ribbed at the cuffs and waist, buttons down the front, close to the body. The Men's New Millennium holds to that shape...

There was a particular kind of elegance on the golf course in the 1950s and 60s — unhurried, considered, worn with conviction. The Palmer Braid captures it precisely. Handcrafted from 100% pure...

The quarter-zip is a particular kind of sweater — practical enough for the course or the office, considered enough for dinner, versatile enough to work as a mid-layer when the temperature drops...

Golf's golden era had a particular sense of style — unhurried, geometric, worn without effort. The Riviera V-Pattern is drawn directly from it. Handcrafted from 100% pure baby alpaca — no...

Alpaca made its debut in golf circles in the 1950s. Back then, they were simply called "alpacas" — and they became the cardigan men kept coming back to for the next seventy years. This one...

There's a particular kind of sweater that defined the great golf cardigans of the 1950s and 60s — V-neck, stripe, medium weight, worn with a quiet confidence that had nothing to do with...

The golf cardigan has a specific shape in the memory — V-neck, buttons down the front, close enough to the body to move freely through a swing. The Modern Invitational holds exactly to that...

Alpaca arrived on the golf course in the 1950s because it worked. Lighter than wool, freer in the shoulders, warm enough for an early morning round and breathable enough not to ruin an afternoon one...

The vest has been the quiet anchor of the golf wardrobe since alpaca first arrived on the course in the 1950s. It adds warmth without restricting movement, layers cleanly over a collar or under a...

The golf sweater has a long memory. The links-knit V-neck — ribbed edges, tapered sleeve, clean drape over a collar — is one of those silhouettes that never really left, and this one...