Castelbajac, the French-origin golf wear brand owned by Hyungji Global, presented its fall on-course looks through the tournament outfits of Yoo Seo-yeon (pictured), a Korea Ladies Professional Golf Association (KLPGA) Tour player the brand sponsors. The looks pair functional fabrics designed for warmth and freedom of movement with subdued colors and detailing, highlighting a golf wear style suited to the season.
Yoo unveiled the autumn-themed on-course looks at a recent KLPGA Tour event. She drew attention by matching a beige knit pullover suited to fall rounds with clean white pants, completing a neat yet classic autumn look.
The beige knit Yoo wore features a raised embossed lettering pattern and tone-on-tone color blocking on the collar. Design details added to the muted color give the piece a tidy impression, while stretch fabric allows for the range of movements required during play, including swings and putts. A light blue T-shirt she wore at the same tournament uses a vertical ribbed weave for added dimension. Designed with stretch and mobility in mind, it was paired with beige pants for a fresher, more active feel than the knit pullover.
“With the fall golf season now in full swing, we want to introduce practical styles that can be worn both on the course and in everyday life through the tournament outfits of sponsored players such as Yoo Seo-yeon,” a Castelbajac official said. “We will continue to offer products that combine functionality with distinctive design, and will actively support our sponsored players.”
Castelbajac sponsors KLPGA Tour players Yoo Seo-yeon and Moon Jeong-min, Korea Professional Golfers’ Association (KPGA) Tour players Park Sung-kook and Hwang Do-yeon, and media professionals Park Song-i and Seo Ha-kyung. The company plans to continue its sports marketing activities based on player sponsorships.
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Original reporting by Jung Moon-young for Seoul Economic Daily.
AI-translated from Korean. Quotes from foreign sources are based on Korean-language reports and may not reflect exact original wording.
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