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Ivanhoe offers the customer everything when it comes to style, sophistication and performance. This top-quality Swedish company's philosophy is to use natural fabrics that retain a superior amount of body heat without the need to use excessive layers of clothing. The experts understand that every last detail matters in golf. Ivanhoe is without a doubt a brand for the golfing connoisseur.
Constructed using 100% merino wool, the Assar full zip wool windproof jacket is designed to offer the wearer total comfort with natural movement. The Assar jacket uses a 12 gauge full Milano knit fabric that is specially knit to trap and retain body warmth yet offer far more breathability over man-made fabrics. The end result is a windbreaker jacket that provides exceptional thermal insulation allied with fantastic moisture-wicking properties.
The moulded full-length zip and two front zipped pockets provide the top with an upmarket and classy look. Rib-knit cuffs and easily adjustable drawstring hem provide an excellent fit, while the vertical embroidered Ivanhoe script logo adorns the inverted left arm zip pocket. A superior windproof golf jacket that is skillfully crafted and designed with natural wool for ultimate comfort. If you desire a top-quality wool jacket that provides everything needed in the style and comfort departments, then this is definitely the jacket for you. This would grace any golf course. Perfect for any season of the year.
