Apparel

Pima Direct announces it will provide private label apparel for the next four U.S. Open venues.

Aureus reports that new account openings are up by 32 percent in 2006.

Bite introduces its Youth X-Golf sandal.

Aureus‘ TechniCool Elite program becomes the fastest selling new item category in the company’s history, selling 43 percent in just six weeks.

Aureus‘ TechniCool Elite program becomes the fastest selling new item category in the company’s history, selling 43 percent in just six weeks.

Fairway & Greene enlarges its In Stock Program by 60 percent for 2006-07.

Fairway Skins Co., maker of women’s golf gloves, reports brisk Mother’s Day sales.

Fairway & Greene enlarges its In Stock Program by 60 percent for 2006-07.

Fairway Skins Co., maker of women’s golf gloves, reports brisk Mother’s Day sales.

Ahead reports on the performance of its product with PGA Tour professionals Aaron Baddeley, Luke Donald, Jim Furyk and Retief Goosen.

Pima Direct reports on its factory-direct merchandising model.

Tartan by Alderdyce-McDaniel adds Pukea Golf Course, located in Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii, to its Pro Shop Partners Program.

Ahead introduces a new rain jacket and pants under the ACARE Weather umbrella.

Bite Footwear introduces its 2006 combo package, which includes its AGS (after golf sandals) and its Scramble golf shoe.

Copley Apparel will provide shirts for BuffaloGolfer.com feature writer.

Bite Footwear introduces its 2006 combo package, which includes its AGS (after golf sandals) and its Scramble golf shoe.

Copley Apparel will provide shirts for BuffaloGolfer.com feature writer.

Copley and Bite to provide apparel and shoes for BuffaloGolfer.com‘s television series.

ProQuip introduces Silk Touch, which the company reports as the lightest, softest and quietest high-performance rain suit in its 25-year history.

ProQuip is chosen as the preferred supplier of weatherwear to the 2006 European Ryder Cup team.