Devereux's "Peachy" Capsule Collection Is Inspired by The Masters' Food Menu
The most celebrated golf tournament hosted in Atlanta.
Devereux is an Arizona-based golf brand founded by Robert and Will Brunner, brothers who ventured into fashion and built the moniker after their grandmother’s name Devereux Brunner. Since one of her passions was golf, the Devereux brand gained inspiration for its latest release from The Master’s, resulting in the “Peachy” capsule collection.
“Peachy” incorporates characters from the set dining menu at The Masters. Pimento cheese sandwiches and peach ice cream are items from the famous Masters golf tournament recipes, building the basis for the collection’s designs. The Peach Ice Cream crew features a character on the crewneck sweatshirt clothed in golf threads in a playful manner. The three-button placket polo is oversized in fit and contains sweat-wicking material. The french terry Peachy crew arrives in an off-white tint stamped “Peachy” across the chest. Lastly, the DVRX “play more” rope snapback script logo arrives in a retrofit in both black and white.
The Devereux Peach Ice Cream and logo crewnecks retail at $64 USD while the Field polo will be released also for $64 USD. The various hats are priced $35 USD. Look for the items on Devereux’s official website.
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