Fairway & Greene Women’s Line Goes For Versatility

The Fairway and Greene women’s line continues to build on its strategy of creating a versatile wardrobe that is comfortable and appropriate for wear on and off the golf course.

Three collections highlight the spring, 2011 offerings.

The Wave Hill Collection works from a foundation of Black and White, with Lavender accents. The collection features bold prints, colour blocking and contrast details for a modern flavour that is reinforced with the expansion of the Fairway and Greene Tech fabric throughout the polo collection. Cotton infused with stretch is the story in bottoms.

The Sanibel Collection draws inspiration from surf, with shades of Blue and Green on top of classic Navy and White. Going for a balance of modern and classic, this collection merchandises current tech fabrics, along with stretch seersucker. A plaid seersucker Nicole Dress layers with whisper light Blackstone cardigan also offers patio elegance.

The Sausalito Collection builds from the Aster Floral Print and works with colours that include Carnation, Cantaloupe and Mulberry, that all work back to a brown called Sable. This collection expands on Fairway and Greene Tech with the new Ogee Print Stretch Skirt, complemented by the Blair Polo Shirt.

Other key items include a solid stretch pique polo shirt collection, the pima interlock quarter zip sweatshirt and classic cotton cable V-neck all delivered in nine colours to support all three collections.

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