Parmore Golf is a streetwear brand that happens to be about golf, not a golf brand trying to look like streetwear. It started in England in 2024, it sells online only, and its whole pitch fits in three words printed on half the range: No Membership Required. The clothes back it up: boxy heavyweight tees, a camo quarter-zip with PARMORE arched across the chest, a motorsport hoodie and cargo pants it openly says are not golf trousers.
The best of it is the capsule built around a small “+” mark: the bottle green varsity quarter-zip, the piped khaki windbreaker and the two stripe polos. They look good on a muni and better at the pub after. If you only buy one thing, make it the brown and cream stripe polo at £50. If you want the loud version, the camo quarter-zip and matching camo trucker are right there.
Parmore says it started because its founders, “not as a designer or a fashion people, but as people who play golf,” could not find golf clothes they wanted to wear off the course. Its story page compares the plan to what Supreme did for skateboarding, and its ten House Rules run from “No gatekeeping” to “Question everything.” The store is based in Bournemouth and ships to more than 40 countries; prices are in pounds, and US visitors pay set dollar prices, shown second below. Parmore has also collaborated with Mogshade, which we covered in our Mogshade Brand to Know. Seventeen pieces were in stock on October 12, 2026, plus the ball marker.
Four picks · £65–£90Two quarter-zips, a windbreaker and a short-sleeved swing shirt. This is where Parmore does its best work.
Four picks · £45–£50Boxy striped polos with a contrast collar and two retro jersey-style tees.
Five picks · £35–£65Heavyweight 240gsm cotton tees, from a single small logo to the full “No Membership Required” photo print.
Four picks · £10–£65A street cargo, two caps and grip socks. Also in stock and not pictured: a nickel ball marker with the Parmore box logo, £8.
Three that are gone · watch for a restockThe loudest things Parmore has made so far, all sold out on October 12, 2026. They are here because they show where the brand is heading.
England. Its store lists Bournemouth, and the brand says it sells online only and ships to more than 40 countries.
2024, according to the brand's own About page.
It is Parmore's slogan. The brand says it means golf is for everyone who wants to play it, with no committees, dress codes or gatekeeping.
On October 12, 2026: socks £10, caps £35, tees £35 to £45, polos £50, the hoodie and cargo pants £65, and layers £65 to £90. US visitors see set dollar prices, for example $78 for a polo and $140 for the Varsity Quarter-Zip.
Most of it is built to be. The polos, quarter-zips and windbreakers are golf pieces; Parmore itself says the cargo pants are a street pant, not a golf trouser.
