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Callaway Stromberg Abacus
Spring-Summer 2009 Collection Rio Mar Cardross polo shirt
Callaway claims to be taking its high performance, Stromberg’s The
technical range of golfing apparel to a new level in 2009, 2008 range, Cardross
with a line that moves away from traditional cottons and which is split polo shirt
centres on the C Tech fabric introduced in Autumn into the (pictured)
2008. Made from of cotton-polyester blend, C Tech is Classic and illustrates
lightweight, moisture wicking and durable. Funky the
Callaway is introducing three new colour stories for Collections, is concerted
men in 2009: X Core, Sumatra and Axis. Bold colour available for move by
blocks and classic stripes in tones such as Aquatic, 52 weeks of Abacus to
Hyacinth, Kiki, Tropic and Pinkstone complement the year. This bring its
traditional Navy, Sandwash and Black. well menswear
For women the zesty new colour stories are called established forward to
Zenergy, Martinique and Elements. clothing be level
SRP: Not yet available manufacturer with its
www.ashworthinc.com has combined more
innovation, established
fashion and a women’s
classic line.
heritage to The
striking Swedish
effect. company, which is the official clothing supplier
The Rio of the European Solheim Cup team, has split its
Mar trousers collection for 2009 into Active and Classic ranges.
(pictured) are out of the Funky Collection. Made from The designs will range between trend setting and retro,
65% polyester and 35% viscose, the trousers have a yet golfers are encouraged to combine the two ranges
Navy and red Damask check and a v-hem boot cut. with abandon.
SRP: £50 SRP: £49.95
www.strombergmenswear.com www.abacus-golf.com
Daily Sports Cross Golfino
Spring-Summer 2009 Flavour Collection Autumn Resort
For 2009, Cross says its Flavour Collection for 2009 is the Swedish German brand Golfino
Daily brand’s most innovative line yet. Taking classic shapes is still taking orders
Sports is and giving them a contemporary edge, Cross has come for its Autumn-
boldly up with striking garments not just for the golf course, Winter 2008
bringing but also a selection of items that take the Cross range, a highlight
women’s philosophy beyond the golfing arena, such as the from which
main- classic button-down Ben Cardigan for men (pictured), is the
stream and for women the Gilda sleeveless cardigan with sophisticated
fashion to decorative contrast piping, and pin stripe Flavour Autumn
the golf trousers (both pictured). Resort
course. SRP: Not yet available ensemble
While they Email:
info@technisport.com for women
are not (pictured).
neglecting The Dry
the ever- Comfort Polo
popular Shirt with
coastal long sleeves
colours is elegant
and classic and
cuts, Daily unfussy,
Sports is leading with vibrant, bright and bouncy designs yet
for the new season. A citrus pallet of pinks, yellows, and offers golfers the all-important moisture-wicking
lime green is prominent, as are dresses inspired by those capability, while the fitted Argyle Slipover, Oxford
worn on court by the world’s best tennis players. Stretch Trousers and Microfibre Cap give a contemporary
The sleeveless, embroidered polo shirt (pictured) in twist to golfing classics.
Apple is made from 95% cotton and 5% elestan. SRP: Dry Comfort Polo (longsleeves) £79; Argyle slipover
SRP: £28 £99; Oxford Stretch trousers £99; Microfibre cap £29
www.golf2golf.co.uk www.golfino.com
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