File No. 03 · Augusta, Georgia · 1968 — 1992
Georgia Pines
Pine, azalea and the particular green of a Southern spring.
- RegionAugusta & the Southern swing
- SeasonFirst full week of April
- Signature palettePine · azalea · dogwood
- Dominant fabricLambswool & cotton piqué
- TypeResearch file
- StatusFeeding the sourcing list
Research file
This file feeds the sourcing list
When pieces surface that belong under this file, they are photographed, catalogued and listed in the shop.
The history
Augusta, Georgia
1968 — 1992
No week in golf has a stronger colour story. The Southern spring swing runs on a palette that has barely moved in sixty years: pine green, azalea pink, dogwood white and the warm cream of a clubhouse cardigan that has been through thirty launderings.
This collection gathers apparel from the Augusta era of the late sixties through the early nineties — piqué polos with tipped collars, lambswool V-necks worn under blazers, and the cotton-poplin outerwear that Georgia weather demands twice in an afternoon.
Nothing here is tournament-issue. It is the clothing of the week around it: members, patrons, and the men who watched from under the pines.