Sustainably-Sourced Men’s and Women’s Golf Apparel Gears-Up for Autumn
SEATTLE – RADMOR, the first golf lifestyle brand to craft all its apparel from meticulously-curated, sustainable materials, announces its exciting fall line of tops, bottoms, outerwear and accessories to keep golfers warm, comfortable and playing their best golf as the leaves change.
The fall line is rich with sepia, earth and powerful blue and red tones to usher in the cooler climes of the autumn golf season. Stylistically, RADMOR isn’t deviating from its core ensemble. For instance, the Peruvian Pima Cotton Taylor PIMAformance Stretch Polo and Colby Stretch Jersey return to action boasting fresh cap, city block and varsity striping. They’re joined by two newcomers, the Douglas PIMAformance YD Stretch Pique Polo and the Hudson Recycled PIMALITE Polo made from an organic “RADCycled” stretch blend.
“Fall is right in RADMOR’s wheelhouse; it’s a season that sets up perfectly for our approach to creating warm, comfortable and sustainable apparel that looks just as good off the course as on it,” says RADMOR Co-Founder Scott Morrison. “We’re excited about the fall line’s mix of best-sellers and new pieces, but more importantly to take our commitment to a more sustainable version of golf to the next level.”
Of course, it wouldn’t be a RADMOR drop without toasty warm, performance-based, all-cotton hoodies and sweatshirts. The ever-popular Higgins Player Hoodie and Perkins Player Crew are spun-up in crisp blue graphite and birch to pair perfectly with a set of Five-O Knit or Vincent pants (as temps drop across most the country) or shorts (for golfers living in milder regions). And for those who prefer a more traditional fall look, there’s the brand-new Colton Cap Stripe Quarter Zip.
RADMOR’s fall Women’s line will also feature an autumn-inspired mix of its Lauren Bobrad Stretch Polos, Oliva Bobrad Long Sleeve and Sleeveless Jerseys, and Michele Bobrad Stretch Pique Polos. All RADMOR sustainably-sourced golf clothing forgoes virgin polyester in favor of natural cellulose fibers like Peruvian Pima cotton, elastane yarns, and super-soft Tencel to create the most eco-minded golf apparel in the industry.
In addition to its direct-to-consumer sales channel, RADMOR is available at a growing number of golf shops throughout the U.S. and Nordstrom stores nationwide, as well as Golf.com, Huckberry.com, TrendyGolf.com, FairwayStyles.com, Nordstrom.com and Saksfifthavenue.com starting mid-June. RADMOR has a concept shop in Seattle at 607 1st Avenue in Pioneer Square.
About RADMOR
In February 2021, Scott Morrison and Bob Conrad launched RADMOR. The college roommates and golf teammates at the University of Washington first discussed changing the face of golf apparel in the mid-90s, and today that vision is finally a reality. After graduating from the “U-Dub,” Conrad played golf professionally and still maintains a plus handicap. Supplying serious fashion “street cred,” Morrison was the man behind three of America’s top denim brands – Paper Denim & Cloth, 3×1 and Earnest Sewn – and is widely considered a thought leader in the design world.
The dynamic duo’s passion for the harmonic convergence of fashion and performance is evident in subtle design treatments such as RADMOR’s MORE/EROM (Extended Range of Motion) underarm pattern prominently featured in golf shirts, layering pieces, and outerwear. Functional-yet-fun details like a signature “ball pocket” can also be found on outerwear, pants and shorts. RADMOR is defined by its commitment to using natural fibers and reducing our impact on the environment while producing the highest quality golf apparel possible.
“RADMOR” is a playful blend of Morrison and Conrad’s last names and represents the brand’s dichotomy. Its secondary logo, “BobRad,” is a whimsical cartoon aiming to bring golf to those who find the sport too stuffy. Meanwhile, RADMOR’s “serious golf side” is reflected in its “Dead Center” ball and cup logo that appears throughout most of its collections and appeals to its green grass partners at high-end clubs and resorts.
