Founded in Stockholm in 2024, Late Nine makes golf clothes for people who think most golf clothes try too hard. Ribbed knits, pleated trousers, windbreakers — all cut relaxed, all made in small European factories that care about hand feel more than moisture-wicking stats. The references are late-'90s and early-2000s, back when golf showed up in film and nobody had to explain why it was cool.
They use deadstock materials when they can, keep production runs limited, and price accordingly — polos from $252, outerwear north of $500. Not cheap, but you're paying for fabric choices made by people who clearly spend more time touching swatches than reading trend reports.
