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Introducing Pringle of Scotland

Introducing Pringle of Scotland, the latest addition to our selection of golf brands.
22.09.2022
3 min read
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Introducing the Fusion of Style and Mindfulness: Quiet Golf x Puma Collaboration

Quiet Golf, the contemporary sportswear brand renowned for its mindful approach to the game, has joined forces with Puma Golf to unveil an exceptional collaboration. Born from the sun-kissed shores of Southern California, Quiet Golf doesn't just represent a brand—it signifies a lifestyle, an ethos, a state of mind. And now, in partnership with Puma Golf, they're bringing this philosophy to life in an exciting new collection.

At the heart of Quiet Golf lies a profound understanding of the word "quiet." It's not merely about silence; it's about a way of thinking, a mindset that transcends the traditional boundaries of golf apparel. With each piece meticulously crafted to embody this philosophy, Quiet Golf redefines what it means to dress for the game.

Now, with the Quiet Golf x Puma collaboration, this philosophy meets performance-driven design in an unprecedented fusion of style and functionality. Combining Quiet Golf's unique approach with Puma Golf's expertise, the collection strikes the perfect balance between form and function.

From sleek polos to innovative outerwear, each garment in the Quiet Golf x Puma collection reflects a commitment to quality, comfort, and mindfulness. Whether you're on the fairway or off, these pieces are designed to empower you to express yourself with confidence and style.

Experience the synergy of style and mindfulness with Quiet Golf x Puma, now available to shop.

read our Q+A with the founders below

TRENDYGOLF: What inspired the creation of Quiet Golf, and how did the brand come about?
QUIET GOLF: The creation of the brand was inspired by us 3 founders finding a love for the game at some of the busiest times of our lives. We felt golf was a great natural escape from all of the noise in life and wanted to shed light on this as a brand. To quiet the noise and get out into nature. The brand started very quickly and organically. All three Co founders, Raul, Christion, and Diego, were starting to golf around the same time and naturally wanted to curate their own brands. Raul and Diego were starting a little side project in the golf space at the same time as Christion without knowing it. Soon after a couple of meetings at the range, they decided to join forces and go in on their like minded concepts and form one brand together.

TRENDYGOLF: Who is the target audience for Quiet Golf, and what sets the brand apart in the golf space?
QUIET GOLF: The target audience for Quiet Golf would be the golfer who is looking to refine and minimize their wardrobe. QG aims to be there for you when you’re tired of looking at all the loud prints and color ways in the golf space. From the beginner golfer to pro level golfer, Quiet Golf is for those who are enjoying their game and the style they are wearing during their round. What sets QG apart in the golf space is the feeling we evoke as a brand. Golf itself is all about pre round rituals, pre shot routines, and post round lifestyle. Quiet Golf tries to highlight all of that as being just as important as the actual round itself. We're showcasing the mental health and self-talk about the game as well as all of the inspiration we draw from the courses themselves. Whether it's the weather that day or the architecture of the clubhouse and course layout. We're inspired by it all and showcasing that in each collection.

TRENDYGOLF: Can you tell us about the inspiration behind the latest collection with Puma?
QUIET GOLF: The inspiration behind the latest collection with PUMA was the collaboration itself. The fact that a “bigger” player in the space was willing to take a leap into it with such a younger brand was a big part of it. We then rolled up our sleeves and thought about what PUMA hasn’t really done yet. We dug into our course inspiration and color ways that we think could be seen more in the game and on the tour. More muted and earthy tones to calm the mind and blend into the course while playing.

TRENDYGOLF: How does Quiet Golf stay innovative, and what values does the brand prioritize?
QUIET GOLF: QG stays innovative by doing what we do best, move quietly. Like walking 18 holes with no phone in your pocket, we simply observe, enjoy, and embrace the round, in golf, in design, and in life. This keeps us undistracted from the noise happening around us in the space and lets us focus on us and our core customers, that all translates to our collections. Our values we prioritize would be staying true to the game of golf itself. As mentioned, we’re not trying to change the game or make it something else, we’re putting on our contemporary lenses and seeing aspects of the sport through those lenses. We’ll always design based on the round of golf itself and make sure you can take what you wore or felt on the course away with you into your life. As far as materials used in our collections, we try and stay more on the natural side. A lot of golf apparel requires stretch and breathability for the game so we're always researching the best fit for that. We’re implementing more thoughtful decisions on what fabrics we start to use in future seasons. We try and incorporate recycled poly when poly blends are needed and try to keep an eye on the supply chain as best as we can to make sure we don’t over produce and create waste. QG tries to evoke a sense of relief when customers engage with us. Whether you come across our social channels or walk into our shop. We’re trying to be the pause in all the noise, most of our content is highlighting the sounds and visuals of golf, it’s as simple as that. We want you to enjoy the game and look great playing it, but not overthink things during your round and in life. There is a lot of exciting moves happening with the brand, there are some we can’t talk about but we definitely want to move more into the green grass space. We think there is a lot of loud silence to be made in the space by showcasing the mental side of the game as we do. All in all excited to be here.

Cashmere. Argyle. The Twinset. Cardigans for British (and Hollywood) royalty. All made famous, made relevant and in some instances made for the first time, by this knitwear company, whose origins lie in the unassuming town of Hawick, Scotland, United Kingdom.

It may have over a 200-year history, indeed it can be considered one of the oldest luxury fashion brands in the world, but Pringle of Scotland has always been a thoroughly modern, pioneering company. Founded in 1815 by Robert Pringle as manufacturers of knitted hosiery, it was Pringle, decades after its inception, that embraced and encouraged the technical innovations that led to the creation of knitted outerwear, and indeed coined the term ‘knitwear’ to describe its ever-growing collections.
Known and loved around the world for the use of cashmere, Pringle also introduced the intarsia design that soon became a signature argyle pattern. Adopted by the Duke of Windsor in the 1920s, argyle became instantly popular with the fashionable set of the time, and is still an often-referenced and globally recognized icon today.
The Pringle twinset, another brand invention inspired by the sporty knitwear pairings on the golf course, was taken up by many famous faces of the 1930s and 1940s. From the House of Windsor to the West Coast of America, Pringle cashmere was a must-have, and a twinset graced the shoulders of Jean Crawford, Margot Fonteyn, Grace Kelly, Margaret Lockwood, Moirer Shearer and Jean Simmons among a host of others. A Pringle cashmere twinset made the cover of Vogue in 1955.


“It was Pringle who introduced Sweaters that were the softest, supplest, finest things that could be made from cashmere. It was Pringle who brought to Sweaters these rare and beautiful colorings.”
– Edith Wharton.
Pringle received its Royal Warrant in 1956 awarded by Her Majesty the Queen. One of the most treasured notes in the brand archives is a note from Clarence House from the Dresser to Her Majesty the Queen Mother simply requesting ‘New Cardigan Please.’

Today, Pringle continues to be a pioneer of British knitwear and a champion of British heritage. In 2015, for its 200th anniversary, Pringle worked with National Museums Scotland to curate an exhibition charting Pringle’s long history within the Scottish knitwear industry and celebrating the relevance of knitwear in contemporary fashion. It is thanks to Robert Pringle and his humble hosiery manufacturers that knitwear has such a prominent place in the lives and wardrobes of men and women around the world.

Autumn/Winter 2022

From the Archive – Pringle Golf

This season Pringle, long synonymous with sportswear and the original home of argyle, has re-imagined some of its most famous and beloved 1980s golfing styles in a modern unisex capsule.

The celebrated intarsia features a bold all-over pattern on a round neck and sweater vest with a dash of 80s colors for impact. Field Green, Heather Pink, Purple Moon, Lagoon, and Mustard are all represented. All are modern versions of nostalgic favorites, recalling moments such as a windswept Nick Faldo raising a champagne-splashed trophy; football casuals on a Saturday afternoon; and proudly-matching groups of friends of the era.

A range of retro-colored classics underpin the capsule. Long-term Pringle fans will recognize the “Golfing Lion” motif returning for this capsule: featuring the brand’s heritage Lion Rampant emblem holding a club while the sporting vintage Pringle logo is featured on sleeves.
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