Only???

[bobmac]

I'm sorry IJP but ONLY £54.99 for a shirt?
ONLY £54.99 for the troos
At least the sweaters are in a sale...down to ONLY £42.39


How much do you good people spend on golf clothing?

 

[ScienceBoy]

Did he make them himself?

 

[Imurg]

When you can get a perfectly good shirt for £15-£20 it does make you wonder how much disposable income some people have and why they don't give it to me instead!!

 

[jonadams]

It's only the profit that makes it expensive

 

[CliveW]

Why pay more than this?

http://www.clothingattesco.com/menswear/f+f-cashmillon-jumper/invt/es021015/&bklist=icat,4,buylists,featuredproducts,mn-f-and-f

 

[PhilTheFragger]

Why pay more than this?

http://www.clothingattesco.com/menswear/f+f-cashmillon-jumper/invt/es021015/&bklist=icat,4,buylists,featuredproducts,mn-f-and-f

Becqause the arms come down to your knees and because F&F stuff from Tescos is so coarse on the skin, you can use it instead of sandpaper.

Fragger

 

[Andy]

Poulters gear is excellent quality.

Trousers are just the best in looks and style.

Andy

 

[madandra]

I love the fact he brags about his stuff being 'designed in Britain' but makes no mention of where it is manufactured.

 

[GB72]

Or you can pick up Ian Poulter gear a bit cheaper

http://www.justgolfonline.co.uk/brandscat/Ian-Poulter-Design/Golf-Clothing

 

[Aztecs27]

Or you can pick up Ian Poulter gear a bit cheaper

http://www.justgolfonline.co.uk/brandscat/Ian-Poulter-Design/Golf-Clothing

 

[Andy]

Or you can pick up Ian Poulter gear a bit cheaper

http://www.justgolfonline.co.uk/brandscat/Ian-Poulter-Design/Golf-Clothing

Rags for checking the oil outta there.

Andy

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Not a fan of much of his clobber. I think he looks OK in it but I think I'd just look an idiot and my golf does that for my without spending a fortune on clothes

 

[dangermouse]

I'd class the shirts as quite expensive for something that can only really be worn for golf. I'd definitely pay £40 for a sweater or £55 for a pair of good quality trousers though.

I wouldn't buy Poulter's stuff because its a bit flash for me, but I like good quality clothing be it for golf or everyday wear - price is often confused as being a barometer of quality which isn't always the case.

M&S do some good quality merino wool sweaters and pima cotton polo shirts for reasonable money for instance, and I'm throwing some of my dearer Galvin Green t-shirts due to the low-grade man-made materials.

 

[mjsw13]

Anyone remember the Supergrass song 'In it for the money' ?

 

[Robobum]

I spend a fair amount on my clobber for golf, but then I like to look smart (in my eyes). If others think that a £5 polo from Matalan looks smart on them, then fine. It's just not for me.

I get my Lindeberg gear @ trade so the trousers are about £45, jumpers similar and t-shirts £27ish. Retail price of £60 or so for a pair of trousers is ok by me if I like them.

 

[Oddsocks]

i agree its a bit steep, i tend to buy my golf clobber from silvermere,because their range is so big they always have a clearence sale on. last year i popped over mid summer to get some shorts and ended up with:

2 pairs Ashworth trousers @ £60.00 (£120.00)
1 Pair Ashworth Shorts @ £49.00
should have been £169.00
I paid £55.00

also had some mega bargins on callaway lambswool jumpers, were £60 each i think, and i got 2 for £50.00

 

[StrangelyBrown]

I got some IJP trousers for £39.99 in the onlinegolf sale. Very comfortable, they look good, and most importantly, they're black

 

[CannyFifer]

Not a fan of much of his clobber. I think he looks OK in it but I think I'd just look an idiot and my golf does that for my without spending a fortune on clothes

Good post
I prefer Ebay to buy what everyone else is getting rid off for a couple of quid

 

[Spoff]

For me the cost doesn't matter, it all depends how much free cash you have and how much you want it.