GALVIN GREEN INTRODUCES CUTTING EDGE PERFORMANCE APPAREL
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GALVIN GREEN INTRODUCES CUTTING EDGE PERFORMANCE APPAREL
HIGHLIGHTED BY DISTINCTIVE BOLD LINES
-Feather-light windbreaker & technical fabrics combine for elite-level comfort & mobility-
Premium high-tech golf apparel brand Galvin Green has unveiled its cutting edge 2026 Part
One collection of responsibly sourced golf clothing, highlighted by bold lined patterns, an
unmatched rainwear line-up and the brand’s lightest ever windbreaker.
Bolstered by the distinctive ‘READ THE LINE’ design theme, this season’s DRYVR™ rainwear
line-up is the brand’s most advanced and comprehensive offering to ensure golfers stay at
the top of their game whatever the weather. Standout new designs like the ARLO jacket and
vibrant colours, including Crystal Blue, Sand and Royal Blue, help take the multi-award-
winning range to another dimension.
Galvin Green designers didn’t stop there. The team, based in Växjö, Sweden, have pushed
the boundaries of high-performance golf clothing design with the launch of the feather-light
LUIS short sleeve INTERFACE-1™ jacket. Weighing just 94g, it becomes the brand’s lightest
ever windproof garment and reinforces the long-standing commitment to offer
performance-driven golf clothing that minimizes social and environmental impact.
“As with all garments we bring to market, every single element has a purpose and the 2026
Part One collection is no exception,” said Head of Product Sofia Ask-Klason. “We have
introduced new long-lasting fabrics and a host of eye-catching colour stories throughout
each layering category to take our clothing range to the next level and ensure all golfers feel
comfortable in what they wear on the golf course.
“Thanks to its lightweight design, the LUIS offers a genuine ‘second skin’ sensation from
both a fit and function perspective to the point where serious golfers won’t even notice
they’re wearing it. Alongside our 100% waterproof rainwear products, we fully expect this
to be a big hit this season,” added Sofia.
The backbone of Galvin Green has always been the waterproof collection of which over one
million garments have been sold globally since the brand’s existence. Headlining the men’s
DRYVR™ rainwear line-up for 2026 is the vivid ARLO full-zip jacket in the superior-stretch
Pertex® Shield Stretch technology. The 100% waterproof three-layer fabric delivers
incredible protection from the elements, uncompromising stretch, and the highest levels of
breathability. Constructed using PFAS-free materials, the super sustainable jacket design is
inspired by straight lines and trajectories demanded by serious golfers striving to perform at
the highest levels.
It features a ‘slide & glide’ interior to reduce friction with clothing underneath; contrasting
shaped sleeves for easy movement and a bold look; adjustable chest tabs and a
repositioned side seam for optimal comfort and the perfect fit. The sophisticated Crystal
Blue/Navy and White/Red colour combinations offer a standout look, while the Black/Royal
Blue and Navy/White options are also guaranteed to attract attention.
The super-stretchy LUIS short-sleeve top is the latest addition to a long list of market-
leading product innovations from the Swedish brand. The bluesign® approved half-zip
INTERFACE-1™ garment offers total unrestricted movement during the swing and folds into
a small ball for easy storage. It is fully windproof and water resistant, and is available Royal
Blue, Black and Navy with a contrasting zipper.
Crafted from an all-new responsibly sourced INSULA™ warming effect #1 fabric, the DON
half-zip and DARRYL crew-neck sweaters offer the most premium soft hand feel. The
advanced fabric features an incredibly soft surface texture on both sides and the garments
come in Royal Blue, Black and Navy, while the DARRYL is also available in White. The eye-
catching DEAN half-zip in classic Galvin Green styling is now available in three new colours –
Sand/Navy/White, Crystal Blue/White, Black/White/Royal Blue and White/Navy/Red.
Inspired by straight lines in a contemporary design, the striking MORLEY VENTIL8™ PLUS
shirt is a top-quality choice that delivers superior moisture-wicking and thermal regulation
on hot days, as well as quick-dry properties for seamless garment care. Available in Crystal
Blue/White, Navy/White and White/Navy, it is complemented by the ultra-modern
MANSFIELD shirt featuring an all-over print of micro Galvin Green logos and a ribbed collar
for a super-premium aesthetic.
The extremely breathable and mechanical-stretch NICK pant is a brand-new offering in the
VENTIL8™ PLUS line-up to offer a super lightweight, soft and comfortable feel. It features
front and back pockets and is joined by the new PEDRO short counterpart. Both garments
come in Navy, Black and Sand colour options.
Women golfers can choose from four waterproof jackets in the DRYVR™ collection in sizes
from XS up to XXL, plus two styles of pants. The all-new ABBY jacket in Pertex® Shield
Stretch technology is available in three refreshing colourways, including Crystal Blue/White,
Fuchsia/White and Navy/White.
The bluesign® approved INSULA™ range is led by the DARLA full-zip sweater in three
colours, including a chic Pink option. It features an all-over embossed print a standout look,
while the warm, yet breathable fabric delivers a soft stretchy comfort for use on colder days
both on and off the golf course.
For those looking to really stand out on the fairways, the sleeveless MIA shirt seamlessly
pairs with the MARIELLE skort in three matching colour combinations – Pink/Fuchsia, Crystal
Blue/Navy and White/Navy – to form the ultimate outfit on hot, sunny days. Offering an
abundance of style, the garments deliver top breathability and a UV protection of 20+.
The women’s line-up also welcomes the addition of the new super lightweight VENTIL8™
PLUS fabric in the form of the raised seam NEA pant and NOVA short, plus the NINA skort.
All three garments are extremely breathable and stretchy, and come in Navy and Sand to
ensure optimal pairing with several outfit choices.
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