Persimmon Headcover
£38 · Run of 150
Hand-loomed lambswool cover cut to the old persimmon silhouette, with a bobble the colour of a range flag. Fits modern drivers; flatters old ones.
Knitted in the Borders
A small purveyor of links-golf objects, made slowly and released in numbered drops. Wool that shrugs off drizzle, wedges that arrive raw, and yardage books worth keeping after the round.
Hand-loomed lambswool cover cut to the old persimmon silhouette, with a bobble the colour of a range flag. Fits modern drivers; flatters old ones.
Undyed British wool with the lanolin left in, so it sheds sea-mist the way a good caddie sheds advice. Knitted dense for wind, roomy for the follow-through.
Pen-and-ink hole maps of the great links, drawn from walking notes — carries over burns, the safe side of every pot bunker, and where the wind usually lies.
Forged carbon steel, shipped unplated so it rusts to your climate. Hand-stamped with your initials and the loft you actually asked for, not the one on the shelf.
Everything arrives as a numbered collection, once or twice a year, and sells until it is gone. We would rather make sixty good wedges than warehouse six hundred.
A knitter in the Scottish Borders, a forge in Chiba, a printer in Cork. Short supply chains, long relationships, and no logos we didn't earn.
Every object is tested the only honest way: carried for eighteen holes into a two-club wind. If it fails on the links, it never reaches the list.
The list hears about each collection a week before anyone else, with first claim on numbered pieces. One or two letters a season. Never more.