A player putting on a links green, yellow gorse in bloom and the sea beyond.

The first capsule

Eight pieces.
One run.

Made in small numbers and in good cloth, built to be worn for years, on the course and off. No restocks. No oversized logos.

A deep racing-green bird's-eye piqué polo with a cream-tipped collar and a small gold gorse emblem at the chest, laid flat on cream linen.

01 · The everyday

The Niblick

Bird's-eye piqué polo

Bird's-eye piqué in long-staple cotton with just enough give. A cream-tipped collar, a ribbed hem, and a small gold gorse at the chest. First tee to the table after.

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The knit family

The layer and the indulgence share one signature: twin lines of gorse gold knit into the rib of every cuff.

A solid oatmeal merino-cashmere quarter-zip with a raw brass pull, folded on cream linen.

A racing-green quarter-zip with cream raglan sleeves and collar and a raw brass pull, folded on cream linen.

The Quarter-Zip

Merino-cashmere quarter-zip

A thin solid racing-green knit hoodie with no drawcords and twin gold lines at each cuff, laid flat on cream linen.

The Knit Hoodie

Fine-gauge merino-cashmere hoodie

A golfer walking a par three tee lined with yellow gorse in bloom. — The plant that names us flowers all year. Always in season.

A solid raw brass ball marker struck with the gorse mark, resting on green felt beside an embossed leather sleeve.

The face

The reverse of the raw brass ball marker, engraved with a founding number inside a thin border ring.

Your number

04 · The delight object

The Brassie

A solid brass coin with real weight to it. Left raw to darken in your pocket, so it wears in the way a good club does. Your mark one side, your number the other.

Founders’ markers are numbered to the release, one to five hundred.

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And the rest