I’ve been following Maejer for a few weeks now, and I’m stoked to see the brand launch its first collection.
The ethos of the brand is all about capturing the moments of the game. It’s the walk to the first tee. The post-round drink. The conversations that last longer than the round itself. The places you play, the people you meet, and the moments you remember long after the scorecard is gone.
Founded by a collective from fashion and sport, including Mason Mount and Owen Farrell, Maejer brings together traditional golf, contemporary design, and performance with a clear point of view on how the modern golfer wants to dress.
For me, the layers are the standout pieces of the collection. The anorak-inspired styling and rugby stripes of the Flight Bomber make it a statement piece on and off the course, while the oversized logo on the back of the Elements Windbreaker feels simple and bold at the same time. An insulated gilet and full-zip jacket round out the layering options.
At the same time, don’t sleep on the Condition Pants. They bring plenty of performance without sacrificing style. The relaxed fit delivers a refined silhouette that lands somewhere between slim and baggy, while details like contrast piping add personality and a split hem allows the trousers to drape naturally over the shoe. Four-way stretch, an elastic waistband, and water-resistant fabric make the Condition Pants equally comfortable in a variety of conditions.
Maejer’s polos tap into the quiet luxury movement with clean designs and an understated approach to branding. The relaxed fit offers more room through the chest and shoulders, with a slight taper through the body for a modern, athletic silhouette. The striped Origin Polo nods to golf’s heritage with ribbed cuffs and contrast tipping, while the clean, minimalist Mock Neck Polo takes a more relaxed approach to traditional golf dress codes.
You can check out the collection at maejergolf.com.