Lookbook — Spring range
Fits, not
outfits.
Seven ways to wear the new print polos with our performance bottoms. Every piece is shoppable — the styling notes are free, whether you want them or not.
Look 01
Blossom, 7:40am tee
Petals at dawn, stone twill underneath. A soft print carries a hard early start better than black ever has.
Sleeves untouched. Shirt tucked once, then forgotten.
Look 02
Lucky break, back nine
The polo you wear when the round is already gone and you've decided to enjoy it anyway. Stone shorts keep it employable.
Belt optional. Confidence non-negotiable.
Look 03
Radio palms, resort card
Holiday golf without the novelty. The palms are printed small enough to pass, loud enough to be noticed on the tenth.
Best in 26°C and light wind. Also fine in Surrey.
Look 04
Flamingo lie
Pink on a golf course is a statement of intent. Pair it with the flattest bottom you own and let the shirt do the talking.
Cap deliberately plain. One loud thing at a time.
Look 05
First cut, clubhouse lunch
Restrained enough for a members' dining room, odd enough that someone asks. Our favourite kind of compromise.
Collar pressed. Attitude not.
Look 06
Clubhouse tile
Geometry borrowed from a 1974 changing-room floor, rebuilt in seamless knit. Architectural from thirty yards.
Works with anything neutral. Refuses to work with beige trousers.
Look 07
Breakfast ball
For the first tee, taken twice. Eggs, coffee, an unrecorded score and a print that celebrates all three.
Wear untucked. It has already forgiven you.







