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Martin Dingman: Launches a Club Program that allows club members to wear their logo on the Yale canvas belt.

True Linkswear: Introduces the True Isis, the footwear manufacturer’s first shoe on the True barefoot platform made exclusively for women. The Isis is available in women’s sizes 5.5-11 with a suggested retail price of $99.

Martin Dingman: Launches a Club Program that allows club members to wear their logo on the Yale canvas belt.

True Linkswear: Introduces the True Isis, the footwear manufacturer’s first shoe on the True barefoot platform made exclusively for women. The Isis is available in women’s sizes 5.5-11 with a suggested retail price of $99.

Allen Edmonds: Announces its list of Father’s Day gift ideas, including a calfskin money clip, SportsDry cedar inserts and a putting DVD.

Ecco: Introduces the Golf Street Junior, a collection of hybrid golf sneakers for boys and girls.

Bermuda Sands Apparel Co.: Shirts to be worn at the Shawn Humphries Golf Performance and Junior Golf Academy.

Allen Edmonds: Announces its list of Father’s Day gift ideas, including a calfskin money clip, SportsDry cedar inserts and a putting DVD.

Ecco: Introduces the Golf Street Junior, a collection of hybrid golf sneakers for boys and girls.

Sundog Eyewear: Tour staffer Louis Oosthuizen won the European Tour’s Malaysian Open wearing the brand’s Mela-Lens Bent model.

Kaenon: Tour staffer Carl Pettersson wore the brand’s polarized Jetty Black G28 Rx sunglass en route to winning the RBC Heritage.

Bermuda Sands Apparel: Hires Chris Nicholson as its sales representative covering central and northern Florida.

Sundog Eyewear: Tour staffer Louis Oosthuizen won the European Tour’s Malaysian Open wearing the brand’s Mela-Lens Bent model.

Sundog Eyewear: BENT Mela-Lens sunglasses were worn by Louis Oosthuizen at the Masters where he lost to Bubba Watson in a playoff and scored the tournament’s first double eagle 2 at the second hole.

Kentwool: Staff player Bubba Watson wore a limited-edition, classic green version of its Tour Profile golf sock en route to winning the Masters.

Colantotte: Announces a new branding direction in the United States, transitioning from Trion:Z to Colantotte. Said Colantotte International CEO Toru Kamatari: “In the United States, consumers, athletes and retailers have known us as Trion:Z. The fact is that we have always been part of Colantotte Co. Ltd., but we were acting as the U.S. distributor for Colantotte under the Trion:Z brand name. We are now officially the U.S. office of Colantotte and are operating as the international arm of the company. As a result, we have made the decision to transition the branding message for new products from Trion:Z to Colantotte. All new products will feature the contemporary Colantotte company logo.”

Sabona of London: To donate to the Prostate Cancer Foundation from sales of its Arnie’s Army Battles Prostate Cancer magnetic bracelet. The bracelet features a combination of brushed and polished stainless steel, a 1200-gauss magnet in each link, and the official Arnie’s Army Battles Prostate Cancer logo.

Kentwool: Staff player Bubba Watson wore a limited-edition, classic green version of its Tour Profile golf sock en route to winning the Masters.

Sabona of London: To donate to the Prostate Cancer Foundation from sales of its Arnie’s Army Battles Prostate Cancer magnetic bracelet. The bracelet features a combination of brushed and polished stainless steel, a 1200-gauss magnet in each link, and the official Arnie’s Army Battles Prostate Cancer logo.

Trion:Z: Announces its 2012 Masters promotion that will include more than $20,000 in prizes, awarded to more than 1,000 participants if one of the company’s three tour staffers wins the year’s opening major. The promotion runs through April 6.