With its north of the border base, Sunice isn’t as much of a household name in the U.S. as it is in Canada. But the top-ranked Canadian golf outerwear brand is starting to get more name recognition here and abroad as more players on the LPGA Tour and European women’s tours are starting to sport the brand.
Sunice golf outerwear is known for its Performance Layer System and X-Static Silver technology that’s infused into its polo lines, and for spring this year Sunice’s Wind Collection will continue to be available in its Shield 3L and X2O proprietary technologies.
Shield 3L construction provides a soft knit on the outside, a water-repellent laminate and mesh finish on the inside and a coating of WxTech for additional protection. The result is a garment that breathes freely and has plenty of stretch and protection against wind and light rain.
The new lightweight and packable Wind Collection’s X2O fabric is made from densely woven denier yarn to achieve optimal wind protection. The X2O wind–wear products are also coated with WxTech for water repellency.
Sunice’s spring Sportswear category still features its patented Silver X-Static and XT2 technology for anti-microbial protection. In addition to thermo regulating, moisture wicking and anti-static properties, Sunice has increased the number of styles using its proprietary Coollite performance fabric that is nice for warmer mid-day rounds.
The spring collection also has a nice splash of vibrant colors, with the Elan waterproof jacket with hues of Plumberry and Precious Purple combining for a nice look. That and any of Sunice’s solid and colorful polo shirts will pair nicely with a patterned Jessie skirt that has two front zip pockets.
