Malbon Golf — Studio Seoul SS26

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Studio Seoul Hybrid Anorak — $318

The hero piece. Hybrid construction — insulated body panels with stretchy woven sleeves for full range of motion. Windproof front, breathable back. The green colorway is the one that looks like it belongs on a links course in Scotland. Also comes in black. $318 and built for rounds where the weather can't make up its mind.

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3-Layer Tech Jacket — $448

The most technical jacket in the collection. Three-layer bonded fabric, fully seam-sealed, DWR finish. Light grey keeps it from looking like rain gear. At $448 it's the top of the line — but this is the piece that replaces your rain jacket, your wind layer, and your 'just in case' pullover. One jacket, every condition.

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Rain Jacket — $428

Full seam-sealed rain protection in a clean, minimal silhouette. No logos screaming at you, no neon piping. Just a well-cut black jacket that happens to be fully waterproof. Pairs with the matching Rain Pant ($378) for a head-to-toe system. $428. The kind of rain gear you'd actually want to wear on a dry day too.

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Double-Knit Pullover — $318

Double-knit construction — heavier than a polo, lighter than a sweater. The navy pullover is the layering piece that works under a jacket or on its own in the clubhouse. Structured enough to look sharp, stretchy enough to swing in. $318. Seoul's design team clearly builds for golfers who don't want to change clothes between the course and everywhere else.

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Buckets Polo Sweater — $368

The Buckets logo on a polo sweater. Cream colorway, knit construction, polo collar — this one blurs the line between golf apparel and the kind of thing you'd see at a café in Gangnam. $368. It's the most distinctly Seoul piece in the collection. Not performance wear. Not streetwear. Something else entirely.

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Panelled Mock Neck — $208

Panel-blocked mock neck in off white. Clean seams, minimal branding, the kind of mid-layer that disappears under a jacket or stands on its own. $208 makes it the most accessible layering piece in the drop. The mock neck silhouette is everywhere in Korean golf culture — this is Malbon's version of that staple.

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Cargo Pant — $288

Cargo pants that somehow don't look like cargo pants. Relaxed fit, utility pockets that sit flush, tapered leg. Beige. $288. Seoul's design philosophy shows here — functional details that don't announce themselves. These work on the course and they work off it. The pintuck straight pant ($268) is the dressier alternative.

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Seam-Sealed Bucket Hat — $112

Seam-sealed bucket hat in lightweight rain fabric. $112. The entry point into the collection and probably the piece that moves fastest. Fully waterproof, packable, and minimal enough to wear with anything. Also comes in white. If you buy one thing from Studio Seoul, this is the smart money pick.

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