The Aussie Clothing Collab Chipping Away At Golfโ€™s Ivory Tower
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โ€” 27 February 2024

The Aussie Clothing Collab Chipping Away At Golfโ€™s Ivory Tower

โ€” 27 February 2024
Nick Kenyon
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Nick Kenyon

Golf often faces some (admittedly well-founded) criticism for its perceived exclusivity and self-seriousness: with stringent dress codes and a country club culture thatโ€™s pervasive in many regions around the globe.

Right now, two Aussie brands are having a fair crack at combating these elements: with the folks at Walker Golf Things and Shortees linking up for a golf apparel capsule that you could โ€” and indeed, should โ€”  wear to the pub.

Shortees is a Sydney-based par 3 โ€œpitch and puttโ€ course that is refreshing in its approach: offering a laidback setting for newcomers and seasoned golfers alike, both of whom are keen for a less formal air to the game. This relaxed atmosphere extends well beyond play, allowing for a greater range of clothing to be worn on-course.

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Recognizing this unique opportunity, Walker Golf Things โ€” an Australian golf apparel brand with roots in the skateboarding community โ€” has partnered with Shortees to launch an approachable clothing line. The collaboration consists of 8 pieces: all drawing inspiration from the realm of baseball, through details such as pinstripes and appliquรฉ patches.

โ€œShortees has always loved the look and feel of Australian brand Walker Golf Things, they make gear you can wear on the course and to the pub,โ€ say spokespeople from the course. โ€œThatโ€™s important to us.โ€

Crowning the range are two knit polos: decorated with vertical pinstripes and collab branding, designed to be worn straight from the green and into the weekend. The standout piece, the 54 Varsity Jacket, boasts snap button closures; prominent Walker branding; and the number โ€™54โ€™ on the back โ€” a nod to Shorteesโ€™ course par.

Priced between $60 and $200, this collection merges the worlds of golf and casual fashion, available for purchase on both Shortees and Walker Golf Thingsโ€™ websites.

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Nick Kenyon
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Nick Kenyon is the Editor of Boss Hunting, joining the team after working as the Deputy Editor of luxury watch magazine Time+Tide. He has a passion for watches, with other interests across style, sports and more. Get in touch at nick (at) luxity.com.au

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