In all sports, choosing the right clothing is a fundamental element that affects the well-being and performance of those who participate. Golf is no exception; in fact, this aspect is combined with adherence to specific style and etiquette rules.

The best way to introduce the theme of sustainability – valid across the environmental, economic, social and cultural spheres, – is to start by explaining what “sustainable development” actually means. This term was first introduced in the Brundtland Report by the World Commission on Environment and Development (WCED) in 1987.

Man or woman, boy or girl, we all want to enhance our appearance and look as good as we can. The secret to being well turned out?We all assume it is a matter of style and elegance... but there is so much more to it.

Are you planning to spend your next holidays on a yacht, but are at a loss what clothes and gear you will need for the big adventure?

What are T-shirts, vests, jumpers, pyjamas, dresses and a multitude of other everyday garments usually made from?

Polyamide is a synthetic material, patented in the 1930s by the famous American company Du Pont. It is also known as Nylon. Produced in the form of long, thin filaments, polyamide has an elastic structure and was first used with great success to produce ladies' stockings. They quickly replaced the previous silk stockings (expensive and less elastic).