USA made golf clothing

[tommc23]

I looked around and saw nothing close to this kind of thread. I'm one of those goofy people who tries to buy as much as I can that is made in America, but I also understand that golf is an industry where mostly everything is made in Japan or China. I've had a hard time finding companies that make golf attire in America. So I'm here to find some suggestions for companies or even clothing lines that would fit this bill.

 

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[PlaidJacket]

I don't think there is anything goofy about buying American made. Go for it and let us know what you find.

[Kenny B]

I used to buy Criquet cotton polos from Austin TX, but most of their shirts are now imported from Peru.  I prefer cotton over the "performance" shirts made from plastic.

 

https://www.criquetshirts.com

[tommc23]

On http://www.unionlabel.com they have golf shirts.

Found Allen Edmund golf shoes which are custom fit shoes for $295.

Http://www.diamondgolfshirts.com has nice shirts.

 

 

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[Shankster]

I used to buy Criquet cotton polos from Austin TX, but most of their shirts are now imported from Peru. I prefer cotton over the "performance" shirts made from plastic.

 

https://www.criquetshirts.com

I hate wearing trash bags too!

 

 

- Alan

[tommc23]

Akwa.com is another site I found and Alan you would like that I found nothing moister whicking and all cotton. I cannot find specific golf pants or shorts but I can find American made cotton or twill pants by Orvis and Bonobos. I think 5 hours of searching was enough I will see if anyone else knows of any.

 

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[tommc23]

Montauk tackle co makes antimicrobial shorts that are used for fishing that dries fast. Found shirts but no golf shorts or pants.

 

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[PlaidJacket]

I used to be like Kenny and only wanted a cotton shirt. We'll I've changed. Several years ago I even gave away my first few plastic shirts. Now I don't like wearing cotton on the golf course. Cotton absorbs moisture and cotton gets clammy and uncomfortable to me. I now like the :plastic" shirts much better as they wick moisture and don't absorb it either. I say cool and fresh as a daisy.

[Kenny B]

I used to be like Kenny and only wanted a cotton shirt. We'll I've changed. Several years ago I even gave away my first few plastic shirts. Now I don't like wearing cotton on the golf course. Cotton absorbs moisture and cotton gets clammy and uncomfortable to me. I now like the :plastic" shirts much better as they wick moisture and don't absorb it either. I say cool and fresh as a daisy.

I think it might make a difference where you live.  Hot and humid, the plastic shirts probably work better because of the wicking.  You are going to be wet no matter what.  Hot and dry, cotton keeps me cooler and the shirt is never wet.  The performance shirts seem to keep body heat in and I get overheated.

[tommc23]

It gets very humid in Pennsylvania in the summer so moister wicking is nice. The spring it's not bad so I can wear cotton. I like to wear summer weight golf pants most rounds because I get poison easily and I feel safer wearing pants but on hot days shorts are a must.

 

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[Rekklss]

I bounce all across the USA for work & play everywhere. Multiple players I have been grouped with at Papago Peak GC in AZ had me try cotton undershirt & wicking polo over that. Seems to keep me comfortable in over 100° desert conditions.

 

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[shuyak]

A new company out of the Boston area is producing work wear that is entirely made in the US.  I purchased a pair of the lightweight "shop pant" and found that they're the most comfortable pants I've ever worn on the golf course.  The pants are water repellant, two-way stretch, look good, are virtually indestructible, well-pocketed, and cool in warm weather.  They're made from a new fabric called "tweave" and the company is called 1620usa.com.  Well worth checking out.

[Chal]

Alial Fital is made in the USA.  Great clothing.  Unique as well.

[TBT]

I just wished I found more good golf clothing in "fluffy" sizes....hard to find shirts larger than a 2x and pants or shorts bigger than a 42!

 

I also love when somebody from the Midwest complains about humidity...lol, come down here and play on the Texas coast during the summer and you'll learn what humidity is!

 

 

Sorry for the hijack

[tommc23]

I just wished I found more good golf clothing in "fluffy" sizes....hard to find shirts larger than a 2x and pants or shorts bigger than a 42!

 

I also love when somebody from the Midwest complains about humidity...lol, come down here and play on the Texas coast during the summer and you'll learn what humidity is!

 

 

Sorry for the hijack

I know the feeling about 2xl shirts its a pain finding 3x. I have a hard time finding 42 seems everything stops at 40

 

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[tommc23]

I just bought some shorts made by originmaine.com. I am hoping that I can use them as golf shorts also and they make other clothing nothing specifically for golf but everything made in Maine. I know I like to revive old threads every once in a while.

[drscruf]

New here, but I would so LOVE to find somewhere in the US that produces Loudmouth/Hreski style pants. Both are made in China and even though I love the designs, I am having a harder time supporting the products. I would happily pay MORE to get something made in the USA.

[rforziati]

For those who like the jogger style of golf pants Tee Up makes their pants in MA

https://teeupstore.com/

I'm not a fan of the jogger style, but my son said they were the most comfortable golf pants he has worn.