Farah is a hugely popular brand that offers a premium quality collection of clothing and accessories, and now they have expanded into golf.
The 2022 Farah apparel range certainly impresses with a selection of high-quality polished clothing. Let’s look at some of the outfits that will make you stand out on the course this year…
Farah golf apparel 2022
The Ferris polo and Jester shorts kick off this year’s bold introduction to what could arguably be Farah’s greatest apparel range yet. The dark blue polo shirt is very easy on the eye with a delicate checked pattern to give you that traditional golfer’s look. The jet black shorts blend in beautifully with the top, giving a perfect mixture of colours that would look perfect on the golf course.
- Polo: £50
- Shorts: £55
Next up comes the Frankston polo shirt in apricot and teal. This has a really smart and sophisticated look to it with a Farah’s signature flag tab pattern that only adds to its elegance. It is 4 way stretch, meaning you don’t need to worry about your movement being restricted when playing out playing golf. Not only this, but it’s also made using soft, comfortable fabric. A winner in all senses!
- Polo: £50
There’s never a bad time for a midlayer, and Farah know exactly what they’re doing when it comes to these. Lightweight, spacious and subtle – the Hayes Midlayer is the only midlayer you’ll need heading into Autumn. Pair it with the Jester Shorts and you could even wear this outfit in the summer too. Its moisture wicking capabilities and stretch fabric ensure the hot weather won’t get the better of the wearer half-way through 18 holes.
- Midlayer: £60
- Shorts: £55
We’re back with polo shirts now, and this one looks irresistible. Black will always be best, but the endless quality of the Keller Polo doesn’t stop at the colour. Its intricate design uses a lightweight fabrication to give the wearer maximum comfort and enhanced performance on the course. The raised Farah brand logo sits proudly on the left chest too, so you can show it off to your friends. It’s time to look elite!
- Polo: £40
- Shorts: £55
The Keller polo is back, but with a twist. Not feeling black? Go white, simple as that – Farah have you covered. And flaunt that Farah gear with the Reese Golf Cap with an all-over repeated ‘F’ and ball marker. Beat that. Oh, and it’s magnetic too. The perfect companion on the course.
- Polo: £40
- Hat: £22
Enter: The Morrill polo shirt – taking class to a whole new level. The sky blue offers a gorgeous appearance to the wearer with stripes of white down the collar for a perfect balance of tones. Upon closer inspection, you’ll notice a dotted detail all over the shirt, and when you’ve seen it, you might just fall in love with it.
The Jonah Golf Trousers that complete this outfit are made to last, with high breathability, great freedom of movement and jetted rear pockets. If you’re wanting a trademark golfers’ look, you’ve got it right here. And don’t forget the daring deep blue that the Sadun belt offers, either. It wouldn’t be complete without it!
- Polo: £45
- Trousers: £60
- Belt: £30
They say save the best until last, and Farah might just have done that here. Red polo shirts will always have a special place in golfers’ hearts, but Farah’s branding makes it so much better. It’s a fresh design that is sure to catch the eye of many a player, especially that marl effect that looks gorgeous.
Like the Jonah Golf Trousers, the Judson Trousers are Farah’s best-kept secret. The Farah golf apparel collection is quite something to behold for the modern-day golfer, so get it now before it’s too late!
- Polo: £45
- Trousers: £60
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Hannah Holden
