Scottish Golf Courses

Solheim Cup – Europe’s Friday wardrobe

Abacus Sportswear detail what Europe will be wearing in Friday’s matches

The Solheim Cup gets underway today as Europe take on the USA at Colorado Golf Club and Swedish apparel brand Abacus Sportswear, who are the official supplier to the European Solheim Cup team, have released details of what the players will be wearing as they begin the contest.

Commenting on the Friday match outfits, Chris Mattsson, designer at Abacus Sportswear, said: “To remain comfortable in the hot, muggy climate in Colorado it’s important for the team clothing to be lightweight, breathable and also light-coloured. Black or dark clothing traps the heat, which is uncomfortable for playing in, so we looked for the ultimate climate control pieces.”

Abacus Solheim Cup 2013 - Friday Outfit copy

Team Europe’s Friday outfits include the following Abacus garments:
Ives pullover – combining acrylic and cotton to provide an extra layer of warmth to contend with this week’s predicted cool, northeasterly wind.

Forged polos – made from Drycool technical fabric, which provides optimal wicking capabilities and added protection against the sun’s UV rays. The European Team has the choice of a short-sleeve or sleeveless top depending on the Colorado climate

Cleek trousers, shorts and zip skorts – part of Abacus Sportswear’s Drycool range, containing smart anti-crease technology, which makes them ideal for a full day of golf. The garment’s quick-drying properties also mean golfers don’t need to change to waterproofs in light showers.

For more information about Abacus Sportswear, visit: www.abacussportswear.com

The Solheim Cup gets underway today (Friday) and you can watch all of the action live on Sky Sports 1 from 2pm.

Originally published on bunkered on August 16, 2013.

More instruction...

Copyright © 2003 - 2023 PSP Media Group Ltd Registered Office: PSP House, 50 High Craighall Road Glasgow G4 9UD Registered in Scotland No. 158316 Tel: 0141 353 2222 Email: sales@psp.uk.net Calls may be monitored or recorded for training purposes