FootJoy has launched a limited edition Pacific Sunset collection of its Premiere Series shoes, with the Packard and Flint uppers getting a Southern Californian pop of colour.
FootJoy Reveal Limited Edition Pacific Sunset Collection
Ahead of the US Open this week, FootJoy has released the limited edition Pacific Sunset collection to celebrate the US Open returning to Torrey Pines in San Diego, California.
Inspired by the vibrant sunsets of Southern California, the limited edition shoes combine the performance of Premiere Series with the distinctly laid back feel of the West Coast.
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The shoes will be available in the Packard (RRP: £176.99) and Flint (RRP: £169.99) Premiere Series upper designs, and will be available to golfers via the FootJoy website from today (15th June).
The Premiere Series of shoes were released earlier this year and FootJoy has released other limited edition variants to coincide with the Masters and the PGA Championship earlier in the season.
The Packard upper is inspired by Frederick Packard, FootJoy’s founder and a shoe pioneer who drove the adoption of many modern manufacturing and design innovations that are still used today.
The Packard collection features exquisite detailing and a pebble grain leather in both the vamp and the quarter.
The collection uses a calfskin croc print accent in the saddle area, complemented by a natural leather welt and contrast stitching.
The Flint design, the spikeless offering in the limited edition range, was named after Perley Flint, a young Harvard graduate and avid golfer who designed FootJoy’s first golf shoe in the 1920s.
A smooth ChromoSkin leather is used in the upper, with embossed detailing on the saddle area, a refined FJ ornament as well as piping on the side.
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The shoe has premium lambskin linings inside and a new fitbed for exceptional comfort.
Both the limited edition Packard and Flint Premiere Series Pacific Sunset collection shoes are available today (15th June) from the FootJoy website.
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