Apparel

18th Couture debuts into the golf apparel market with more than 41 signature pieces.

FootJoy reports that the respective winners on the PGA, LPGA, Nationwide, Champions and European tours this week wore its shoes.

Sligo makes its debut in the U.S. market.

Trion:Z reports that the Zurich Classic champion sported a black/black Trion:Z bracelet en route to a final-round 68 and his first PGA Tour victory in just 12 starts.

Page & Tuttle reports on the positive reception of its 2008 Resort Line during the spring sales season.

Page & Tuttle reports on the positive reception of its 2008 Resort Line during the spring sales season.

SunBuster reports that a top-five finisher at the Zurich Classic wore its Sport Enhancement Eyewear.

SunBuster reports that a top-five finisher at the Zurich Classic wore its Sport Enhancement Eyewear.

FootJoy introduces its new MyJoys, which allow consumers to customize their shoes with 40 college or 30 Major League Baseball team logos in numerous color combinations and shoe styles.

FootJoy introduces its new MyJoys, which allow consumers to customize their shoes with 40 college or 30 Major League Baseball team logos in numerous color combinations and shoe styles.

Reigning Masters champion Zach Johnson will showcase Dunning Golf‘s 2008 spring collection at this year’s first major.

Reigning Masters champion Zach Johnson will showcase Dunning Golf‘s 2008 spring collection at this year’s first major.

The ING Spring Conference Fashion Show, part of the 18th International Network of Golf Spring Conference in Atlantic City, N.J., will be held Thursday, May 29.

Gogie Girl, manufacturers of sporty headwear exclusively for women, unveils two new hat designs to help benefit breast and ovarian cancer research. Gogie Girl is offering a pink and white style from its Dottie line to bring awareness of breast cancer, and a teal and white style for ovarian cancer.

Callaway Golf Apparel introduces its fall 2008 women’s line, which is taken from higher-end luxury fashion brands. The goal is to give women a product they can’t find in today’s current market.

Fairway Skins Co., maker of women’s leather golf gloves and pouches, announces that its products now are available at The K Club in Straffan, County Kildare, Ireland, site of the 2006 Ryder Cup.

Bionic adds black to its color selection of high-tech golf gloves.

Callaway Golf Apparel introduces its fall 2008 women’s line, which is taken from higher-end luxury fashion brands. The goal is to give women a product they can’t find in today’s current market.

Bionic adds black to its color selection of high-tech golf gloves.

Sligo reports on Brian Gay‘s win at the Mayakoba Golf Classic.