Following the success of last year’s partnership, J.Lindeberg is launching a new collection created in collaboration with the music legend and avid golfer Robbie Williams. The capsule collection represents a bold fusion of modern streetwear and golf fashion, designed to bridge the gap between the fairways and the city streets.
Designed to be worn both on and off the course, the „Streets & Greens“ collection is inspired by Robbie Williams passion for golf – a relationship of emotional extremes characterized by a love-hate dynamic. The collection uses a color palette of blue, white, and purple, and features contemporary prints that are sure to make a statement, whether you’re in the city or on the course.
Among the standout pieces is the „Swing Easy Hoodie,“ a nylon/cotton blend zip-up hoodie designed with the golfer in mind. It features a built-in scorecard pocket, compartments for keys and ball markers, a pocket for your phone and golf tee holders. Additionally, the collection features a bowling-inspired button- down shirt in two statement prints, made from a soft silk blend, that are complemented by matching bucket hats.
– Golf and fashion are passions close to my heart and working with an iconic brand like J.Lindeberg allows us to push the boundaries of both. Last year´s release of our first collaboration at the Open at St. Andrews was just the beginning, and this collection is made for golf enthusiasts and fashion lovers alike be worn on and off the course. This new ‚Streets & Greens‘ collection
reflects the emotional extremes of my love-hate relationship with golf, mixing modern streetwear with fairway looks and bridging the gap between the city streets and the golf course, says Robbie Williams.
-The original idea was very much an on-and-off course urban collection with a strong streetwear influence, hence the inclusion of sweatpants and hoodies. Robbie’s perspective brings an entirely new dimension to it, with the prints reflecting his love/hate relationship to the sport, while adding boldness and individuality to the collection, says Neil Lewty, Chief Creative Officer at J.Lindeberg.
