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Brand to Know — Metalwood Studio

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Brand to Know — Metalwood Studio

Metalwood Studio is what happens when skate graphics and indie brand culture crash into golf — and nobody apologizes for it. Based on medieval heraldry and industrial signage, the design language is unlike anything else in the space. The Tri-Metal Tee at $54 is the entry point. The Bomber Jacket at $228 and Mechanic Jacket at $278 are the statement pieces.

The Metalwood x adidas MC70 Golf Shoe at $200 gives the brand a legitimate footwear play alongside polos, pullovers, and hats that range from $44 to $188. The Medieval Terry Polo, the World Class Zip Polo, the Madras Explorer Shirt — every piece looks like it was designed by someone who cares more about art direction than sell-through. That's the whole point, and it's working.

The Collection — 12 Pieces
Metalwood Studio — Tri-Metal T-Shirt in Midnight
Metalwood Studio
Tri-Metal T-Shirt · $54
The Tri-Metal Tee ($54) is the entry point — heavyweight cotton with a crest graphic that pulls from medieval heraldry and industrial signage. It's the piece that tells you what Metalwood is about in one glance: golf clothes designed by someone who grew up on skate graphics and indie brand culture, not country club catalogs.
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Metalwood Studio — Medieval Terry Polo in Navy
Metalwood Studio
Medieval Terry Polo · $128
The Medieval Terry Polo in navy ($128) is a terry cloth polo with a medieval crest embroidered on the chest. Terry on a golf course is a power move — it shouldn't work, but Metalwood makes it feel intentional. The texture reads 'vintage resort' rather than 'beach towel.' One of the most distinctive polos in indie golf right now.
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Metalwood Studio — World Class Zip Polo in White
Metalwood Studio
World Class Zip Polo · $128
World Class Zip Polo in white ($128) — a quarter-zip polo with 'World Class' script on the chest. The zip detail elevates it past basic polo territory and the white keeps it course-appropriate anywhere. Metalwood's polo fits tend to run slightly boxy, which works for the brand's aesthetic. Pair with the Medieval hat.
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Metalwood Studio — Madras Explorer Shirt in Multi
Metalwood Studio
Madras Explorer Shirt · $158
The Madras Explorer Shirt ($158) is Metalwood doing a madras camp shirt with their own twist — the plaid is louder than traditional madras, and the cut is more relaxed. It's a shirt for the walk from the clubhouse to the first tee, or for the bar after. Not technically golf apparel, but very much golf-adjacent.
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Metalwood Studio — LS Thermal Polo in Maroon
Metalwood Studio
LS Thermal Polo · $128
LS Thermal Polo in maroon ($128) — a long-sleeve thermal knit polo for cold-weather rounds. The waffle texture gives it visual interest without a pattern, and the maroon colorway is rich without being loud. This is a layering piece that works under a vest or on its own. Metalwood does cold-weather golf better than most indie brands.
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Metalwood Studio — V-Neck Pullover in Multi
Metalwood Studio
V-Neck Pullover · $188
The V-Neck Pullover in multi ($188) hits the 'vintage ski lodge' aesthetic that Metalwood does so well. Multi-stripe in muted tones, relaxed fit, ribbed cuffs and hem. It's outerwear that looks like it was thrifted from a 1978 pro shop in Vermont. Not for minimalists, but undeniably cool.
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Metalwood Studio — Quarter Zip Pullover in Charcoal
Metalwood Studio
Quarter Zip Pullover · $158
Quarter Zip Pullover in charcoal ($158) — the most versatile outerwear piece in the lineup. Clean charcoal, minimal branding, quality knit construction. This is the pullover you grab when you don't want to think about what to wear. It works on the course, at dinner, on a plane. The $158 price point is fair for the quality.
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Metalwood Studio — Bomber Jacket in Seafoam
Metalwood Studio
Bomber Jacket · $228
The Bomber Jacket in seafoam ($228) is a straight fashion piece — quilted bomber with a seafoam colorway that reads 'spring in Tokyo.' Metalwood's outerwear has gotten increasingly ambitious, and this jacket is the peak of that arc. Not for the traditional golfer, but if you're building a closet around indie golf brands, this is a statement piece.
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Metalwood Studio — Mechanic Jacket in Black
Metalwood Studio
Mechanic Jacket · $278
Mechanic Jacket in black ($278) — the most expensive piece in the collection and the most technically interesting. Waxed cotton shell, utility pockets, snap closures. It looks like it belongs in a motorcycle shop, not a pro shop, which is exactly the point. Metalwood's version of a golf jacket for people who don't want a golf jacket.
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Metalwood Studio — Medieval 6-Panel Hat in Tan
Metalwood Studio
Medieval 6-Panel Hat · $44
Medieval 6-Panel Hat in tan ($44) — unstructured six-panel with the medieval crest embroidered front and center. The tan colorway is the most wearable, and the unstructured fit breaks in nicely. At $44, it's one of the better-priced hats in the indie golf space. This and the Tri-Metal Tee are the gateway pieces.
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Metalwood Studio — Network 6-Panel Hat in White
Metalwood Studio
Network 6-Panel Hat · $44
Network 6-Panel Hat in white ($44) — same silhouette as the Medieval, different graphic. The 'Network' logo is Metalwood's tech-industrial mark — it looks like a telecom logo from 1994, which is very on-brand. White is bold for a hat (stains, sweat) but it photographs incredibly well. Buy two if you're committed.
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Metalwood Studio x adidas — MC70 Golf Shoe in White
Metalwood x adidas
MC70 Golf Shoe · $200
The adidas x Metalwood MC70 Golf Shoe ($200) is the collab that put Metalwood on the radar of people outside the indie golf bubble. A retro-inspired silhouette based on the '70s adidas archive, with Metalwood's medieval crest on the tongue and heel tab. Spikeless, leather upper, gum sole. It's the coolest golf shoe you can buy right now, full stop.
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