Better by nature.
5° cooler
Jade minerals in the fiber conduct heat away from your skin
Holds heat
Plastic fibers trap heat against you
20x more breathable
Air moves through the fiber and the knit
Vents only through the knit
The fiber itself is plastic
Stays fresh
Hyper-Chitin cuts odor-causing bacteria by 99%
Smells after one wear
Absorbs the oily compounds in sweat and holds them
Micro-pique and jersey
Two Supima® knits, classic and slim fit
One plastic
Sheds microfibers in the wash and in wear
OEKO-TEX® Standard 100
Finished fabric tested for harmful substances
Usually uncertified
Whatever finish the mill applied
Supima® cotton with Hyper-Cool Jade® and Hyper-Chitin in the fiber. 5° cooler, 20x more breathable than polyester, 99% fewer odor-causing bacteria.
They perform without polyester. Most performance polos are plastic: polyester holds heat, holds odor and sheds microfibers. HyperNatural polos are Supima® cotton with jade minerals and chitin in the fiber: 5° cooler, 20x more breathable than polyester, 99% fewer odor-causing bacteria.
Micro-pique is the textured polo knit: the El Capitán, Matterhorn, Dagger, Biscayne and Oak Hill. Jersey is smooth: the Pinehurst is a featherweight Supima® jersey. Both carry Hyper-Cool Jade® and Hyper-Chitin in the fiber, and neither contains polyester.
Classic fit is not too tight through the body, with a straight cut from chest to hem: the El Capitán, Matterhorn and Pinehurst. Slim fit is fitted through the body with a tapered cut: the Dagger, Biscayne and Oak Hill. Not sure? Take the fit quiz.
The Pinehurst Classic Fit Jersey Polo, a featherweight Supima® jersey in solids and stripes. For a tipped collar, the Oak Hill. See all golf polos.
Yes. HyperNatural fabrics are OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certified and bluesign® approved. The Creora® Regen spandex is recycled and certified to the Global Recycled Standard.
A Clean Alternative to Synthetic Performance
Golf
95% of golf apparel is made from plastic polyester. Why? It's cheap and easy to make and people don't know what the are wearing comes from...
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Every guide picks cotton or polyester but there is a third path: natural fiber engineered to be better for you and the planet.
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Polyester hoards the oily compounds in sweat, then grows the bacteria that turn them into odor. The research, and why the smell survives the wash.
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As we navigate a world increasingly shaped by synthetic materials and mass production, the allure of natural alternatives becomes more pronounced. HyperNatural’s clothing infused with jade...
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