Golf outerwear has moved from a practical necessity to one of the most important parts of the modern golf wardrobe. The best jackets and layering pieces now do more than protect players from the elements. They shape the entire look. Galvin Green’s 2026 Part Two collection taps into that shift with a range built around “The Great Wide Open,” combining advanced performance fabrics with nature-inspired styling and some of the boldest visual elements the brand has introduced.
The collection feeds into one of the biggest trends shaping golf fashion right now. Layering has become a defining part of how golfers dress, with wind jackets, insulated vests, and versatile mid layers becoming key pieces instead of simple additions for bad weather. Galvin Green places those categories at the center of its latest release, highlighting the growing demand for outerwear that performs on the course while fitting naturally into a more elevated golf wardrobe.
The new INTERFACE-1™ collection introduces the LONDON jacket and LUCA vest, which represent the warmest jackets ever produced by Galvin Green. Both feature Thermore® recycled insulation and strategically placed stretch panels designed to provide warmth without limiting movement. The combination of lightweight insulation, technical fabrics, and cleaner silhouettes reflects the direction golf outerwear is taking as players look for pieces that feel as comfortable off the course as they do during a round.
The DRYVR™ waterproof collection follows the same approach. The ARLO waterproof jacket returns with new Sand/Navy/White and Black/Orange/White color combinations, bringing more style into a category traditionally focused almost entirely on function. Built with Pertex® Shield Stretch fabric, the jacket delivers waterproof protection, breathability, and freedom of movement while adding a more refined look to rainy-day golf outfits.
Color continues to be one of the biggest drivers in golf fashion, and Galvin Green uses the landscapes around the game as inspiration throughout the collection. The brand introduces some of its boldest colors and prints to date, including the vibrant MERRY VENTIL8™ PLUS polo and the women’s MILEY polo featuring a nature-inspired pattern. The MAYA sleeveless shirt adds another visual layer with a watercolor design influenced by textures found in natural landscapes.
That connection between performance and visual identity reflects where golf apparel is heading. Players are becoming more interested in pieces that have personality through color, print, and subtle design details. Technical clothing no longer needs to look purely athletic. Today’s golfer wants apparel that feels considered, whether they are walking 18 holes, spending time around the clubhouse, or wearing the same pieces away from the course.
Layering remains one of the strongest themes throughout the collection. The DALTON half-zip sweater adds recycled Thermore® padding across the chest and back for additional warmth, while the DANIEL full-zip combines the comfort of an INSULA™ mid layer with the functionality of a lightweight jacket. Details like ribbed collars, cuffs, and hems give these pieces a more finished appearance, creating the type of versatile layers that define modern golf style.
Women’s apparel follows the same direction with new options across waterproof, insulated, and mid-layer categories. The ABBY waterproof jacket arrives in new Storm/Blue/Navy and Black color options, while the LYDIA jacket and LUNA vest expand the INTERFACE-1™ collection with additional styling choices. The new DAPHNE hoodie brings a softer approach to golf layering with plush fabric, a high front neck, and side slits designed for movement and comfort.
Sustainability also continues to be part of Galvin Green’s mission, with recycled fabrics and materials incorporated across multiple product categories. The collection combines technical performance with material choices that reflect the changing expectations of today’s players.
Golf fashion is becoming more versatile, with outerwear and layering pieces playing a bigger role in personal style. Galvin Green’s 2026 Part Two collection captures that evolution with jackets, mid layers, and polos designed for golfers who want performance without sacrificing style.