We wrote about Siegelman Stable in July, a few weeks after its Maxfli golf collection came out for the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills. Since then, the brand that Max Siegelman built on his family’s harness racing stable has had its busiest stretch yet: a Mets cap with New Era in July, a Bazooka gum capsule with a cap that has a pocket for exactly one piece of gum, and in August a 13-piece New York Yankees collection.
The Yankees. The Yankees collection went live on August 4 online and at Yankee Stadium, with headwear, jackets, shorts, sweatshirts and tees, and New Era caps. Former Yankees pitcher CC Sabathia is in the campaign. amNY noted the brand’s profile rose this year when Knicks guard Jalen Brunson kept wearing its hats in interviews. Max told amNY the collection is about “honoring tradition while creating pieces that feel timeless.”
The golf is still here. Most of the Maxfli capsule is still in stock: the heavyweight polo, the pullover jacket, both caps and the tote. Add the mesh-lined track shorts and you have a full outfit for a warm round. Max’s first job was caddying, for five years, and it shows in how much of this works on a course.
Fall/Winter ’26. The fall line has come in drops: a cobalt Racing Stable set on September 22, cotton cable knits and a ribbed zip cardigan on October 13, and a black-and-ochre track set on October 27. For a cold round, the knits, the sherpa and the hoodies are the ones we would reach for. The Prince Tennis caps and tees, first made in 2025, came back on October 8.
Six pieces · $48–$298What is still in stock from the Maxfli capsule, plus the shorts we would wear on the course.
Harness the DriveFrom Siegelman Stable’s Maxfli campaign.
Nine pieces · $198–$468From the fall drops of September and October, and a pair of trousers that sit right over a golf shoe.
Six pieces · $212–$248For the range, the cart and the ride home. Most are heavy 22-ounce fleece.
Nine pieces · $76–$548The Yankees collection from August, the Mets pieces from July and the Prince caps and tees, back since October 8.
The Yankees CollectionFrom the August campaign, which features former Yankees pitcher CC Sabathia.
Three pieces · $76–$298Two everyday caps and a belt to finish the look.
Max Siegelman’s father, Robbie, founded Siegelman Racing Stable in 1982 and trained harness racehorses for decades. In 2020, with $600, Max printed hats with the family’s horse-and-sulky logo and sent them to the NBA bubble. The logo on every piece in this post is the stable’s own.
Six years on, the brand has worked with the Knicks, Mets, Yankees, Rangers, Prince, Ford and the Indy 500, and golf has become part of it. “Together with Maxfli, we wanted to create something that feels rooted in the game, but also expressive, unexpected and true to how people are engaging with golf today,” Max said when the collection launched in June.
A portion of proceeds still goes to equine therapy, the work Robbie started decades ago.
For the full story, read our Brand to Know on Siegelman Stable and our post on the Maxfli drop.
