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Friday, December 13, 2013

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Devereux is a new contemporary line of men’s apparel.

Said Robert Brunner, the co-founder and creative director: “It’s what’s fashion trending currently into golf fashion.”

The Devereux collection is looking to not only be for golf, but something a player can wear into the clubhouse afterward or out to dinner on a Saturday night.

The inspiration of the line came from the great players and dressers of the game, such as Ben Hogan, Arnold Palmer, Gary Player and Payne Stewart, Brunner said. Devereux was inspired to introduce a more contemporary line while touching all previous fashion statements.

Brunner also added that all the golf apparel out there seems the same. Brunner and his brother and co-founder, Will, wanted to express their own creativity.

Devereux uses the unique blend of Pima cotton and polyester in the clothing line. Both blends combine for high-performance quality.

To start the line, Devereux is introducing three collections.

• The Signature Pocket Collection: It pays tribute to the great golfers of the 1960s, 70s and 80s. It offers a unique and abstract look.

• Essentials Collection: Colors such as black, steel, white and navy can be found here, with steel the primary color.

• The Spring 2014 Collection: It introduces seasonal colors such as sea green and coral.

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