Natural & organic materials
Organic cotton and natural fibres wherever possible.
Organic cotton and natural fibres wherever possible.
Fewer synthetic materials and less unnecessary plastic wherever we can.
Comfortable, distinctive clothing made with life on the course in mind.
Biodegradable and compostable packaging without unnecessary plastic.
Golfwear made to look good on the course and long after the round is over.
Golf clothing made with more thought.
C’mon started with a frustration: too much golf clothing relies heavily on synthetic materials.
We’re taking a different approach, choosing natural and responsibly sourced materials wherever possible while cutting down unnecessary plastic throughout our products and packaging.
Made with more thought
C'mon isn't about choosing between clothing that performs and clothing made with more consideration. The aim is to do both.
From organic cotton everyday pieces to recycled performance fabrics, each product is designed around how it will actually be worn, while making better material choices wherever possible.
There isn’t one fabric that works for everything. Our T-shirts and selected headwear use organic cotton for softness, breathability and everyday comfort, while performance pieces use recycled fibres where stretch, movement and durability matter.
The result is clothing designed for the course rather than sustainability claims bolted on afterwards.
Golf clothing has to do more than look good standing still. C’mon pieces are designed around comfort, movement and versatility, from breathable polos made to move through the swing to layers that work just as well after the round.
It’s golfwear first. The more responsible material choices are part of making it better, not a substitute for making a good product.
The thinking doesn’t stop at the main fabric. C’mon also chooses eco-conscious inks, threads, tags and printed materials, while its packaging is made from biodegradable and compostable natural materials.
It means the smaller parts of getting a product from us to you are considered as well.
Sustainability isn’t something we pretend to have finished. Where natural materials work, we prioritise them. Where synthetics are needed, we aim to use recycled materials instead.
We’d rather keep improving the products and be open about the choices we make than claim we’ve somehow solved everything.
C’mon Golf started with two golfers, a shared love of the game and a simple frustration: golfwear had become predictable and a bit samey.
They wanted clothing with more character, made with more thought, that still felt right on the course.
So they decided to make their own.






