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Antigua’s new online store makes it easier than ever to browse and purchase the brand’s shirts.

Originally Posted by Michelle Flores in March 2010 at Southland Golf Magazine


Antigua ApparelThe first thing you notice when you slip on an Antigua golf shirt - it’s soft. I’m not sure what one of these short sleeve shirt weights… but it feels incredibly light. After wearing these newer high tech materials; you won’t be running back to basic cotton anytime soon. Antigua’s version is called DESERT DRY™ (pictured to the below). I’m not sure what it’s made of, but it sure is comfortable. On a recent trip to Las Vegas in March, we spent an afternoon at the Desert Pine Golf Club - it’s a nice, if short, course. It was a warm day - not hot. So, I didn’t get to test the ‘desert dry’ claim. At $50 to $60 price point is a bit high. I’ve only put it through the wash once; it came out looking new. That said, I’ve seen shirts of this quality run over $100. All in all, I give this shirt a strong buy recommendation.

Antigua ApparelHere is a little about the company: Headquartered in Peoria, AZ, The Antigua Group, antigua.com or shop.antigua.com.through its license sports division, holds license agreements with Major and Minor League Baseball (MLB), the National Hockey League (NHL) and the National Basketball Association (NBA), along with numerous American universities and colleges for men’s, women’s and children’s apparel, headwear and outerwear. Antigua additionally designs, produces and supplies product for corporate America and specialty retail managed under its corporate division. Its golf division also holds license agreements with the PGA TOUR, LPGA and the PGA of America.