If you were a big fan of the rave music scene of the late 1980s and early 90s – and perhaps even if you weren’t – then you’ll immediately recognise the link to Lyle & Scott’s new Spring/Summer golf apparel collection, which draws its inspiration from the Acid House revolution that swept the nation at that time.
While there are thankfully no smiley face logos, the eye-catching range takes a disruptive style with a bold use of colours and eutrophic tones, as well as deconstructed tartan and nostalgic reinvented embroideries.
Known for its stylish and timeless polo shirts, the new L&S Jacquard Polo Shirt (£60) provides exceptional moisture management through enhanced breathability and a polyester and Tencel blend for a lightweight and soft feel. It is finished with a tonal rib collar for a smart, but casual, tailored look.The collection also sees the introduction of the Knitted Player range, including the Player Knitted Cardigan (£95), whose player logo is an interpretation of an intarsia design from Lyle & Scott’s back catalogue from 1970s, now adapted as a direct embroidery. Featuring fully fashioned armholes, a contrast rib and branded buttons for a premium look and feel, the entire Knitted Player range is made from a 12-gauge cotton/merino blend that is soft, casual, and suitable for both on- and off-course wear.
To see the new L&S GOLF Collection visit, www.lyleandscott.com/golfwear.list
