E-Guide to Golf

There are sports that require a label and tradition rather strict dress code in spite of the performance does not exclude sports a good dose of imagination: golf falls into this category. Join a club and certainly see some indication on how you can and can not dress, enters into a specific store and is hit by a 'allure over the top and that becomes familiar to the most extravagant neophytes. Why did this rigor? I think the right answer is the history of golf in which the Netherlands and Scotland are competing to be the scepter of the always this fascinating sport, the two nations have always been historically conservative in terms of clothing and the matrix countryside still today is in clothing both for men and women.

If we want to talk about trends and catalog lines in women's clothing on the market today could be divided into:

- Classic and Traditional Complete and timeless look, from classic lines and comfortable, very often made of natural fabrics of honor and refinement typical of the tradition: a velvet coasts in cashmere dyed melange or those famous argyle diamonds, and quilted gilet straight lines, polo piquet, tartan and Scottish velor felt and the soft hand;

- Minimal Techno Look technicians apparent almost always minimal, dry lines often skinny thanks to a new generation material: microfibre, woven from the characteristics of breathability and fitting, high performance elastomers, slight padding. Are continuously evolving and promise great capacity of movement combined with the grit of the members and clean lines with no detail decor;

- Chic and Sexy sports lines and heads, but redolent of elegance, details sought decor, simple shapes that could be exchanged for non-sports outfit if they were not equipped with golf accessories, bon ton in the taste and sober colors, natural materials and new generation as long as they are a valuable support for the cuts of the couture models. Whatever the style in which you will be identified more easily rely on the collections on the market for this winter, the golf industry focus follow those of the pret-a-porter traditional, great use of Tartan and Scottish gray in all its nuance, as a great classic black and blue in sharp comeback. But we will investigate with the next article that is shown off on a golf course .. in addition to a strong swing!