Ian Poulter is a player who stands out on the golf course, not just with his game, but with his fashion. IJP Design, a golf wear company Poulter founded, has tailored amazing trousers to help all players stand out from the crowd. They are “the most comfortable pair of trousers I have worn on the golf course… ever” says Poulter, who uses the hashtag #WearTheTrousers to promote his brand.
To show their distinctive and versatile line of apparel and accessories, IJP Design will be holding a booth at the 2013 PGA Merchandising Show from January 24 – 26 in Orlando, Florida. They’re going to be sharing the IJP Design 2013 Autumn/Winter Collection which is “stylish and functional.” Classic golf styles will be fused with sophisticated designs, stunning fabrics and sharp tailoring – the designs will focus on traditional golfing values with modern technically advanced features and fabrics. A “look good and feel good” design.
Many other brands and companies will also be at the PGA Merchandise Show. Titleist will be showing off their 913D driver and also be there with Scotty Cameron; Footjoy will be introducing their “M-Project” footwear; Nike will be demoing the Covert Driver, available to the public February 8; Callaway has a huge area dedicated to their new equipment, especially their drivers; and Cobra-Puma will be showing off their AMP Cell fairways and hybrids. Mizuno Golf, who has recently resigned Luke Donald to a long-term deal, will also be there to introduce their MP-H4 irons – a full set of forged irons with a seamless transition from hollow long irons to one-piece half cavity designs in the scoring irons. In addition to the big names in golf, there are also many more smaller companies at the PGA Merchandise Show as well!
With over 40,000 industry professionals from over 75 countries, the show has become the world’s most influential golf trade show and a very important weekend for the business of golf. Nearly 1,000 golf companies share the latest trends and golf merchandise, golf equipment are tested and networks are made to grow the business of the game.
Source: IJP Design
