4 ways to nail transitional layering with Peter Millar this Autumn

With their new Autumn Winter collection, Peter Millar is offering a whole new range of ways to stay comfortable out on the course.

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As our wet winter and bone-dry summer can attest to, our changing climate means that the weather out on the golf course is less dependable than ever.

Now, with the autumn rains set to return to the UK once again, we’re entering the time of the year where unprepared players can easily see themselves caught out by the wind, the rain and the cold. And as we all know, keeping comfortable and looking your best are equally important to playing your best golf, making good layering pieces and transitional garments the bedrock of any good golf wardrobe.

No brand is more acutely aware of this fact than Peter Millar. Founded on the shores of North Carolina where unpredictable weather is an everyday part of life, Peter Millar was founded to provide luxurious clothes with thoughtful details for a life on the course and equal wearability off it. 

Versatility across seasons is a core pillar of this approach, and there’s a distinct reason why the brand’s jackets, mid-layers and quarter-zips are legendary well beyond the golf world.

As such, taking inspiration from four key pieces in the brand’s new Autumn/Winter 26 collection, we teamed up with Peter Millar to present four fresh, luxurious ways to keep warm and comfortable as the months turn colder.

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Keep out the weather with the Walker Hybrid Jacket

The perfect all-rounder for cool, blustery days, the Walker jacket merges insulated quilted microfibre panels at the front and back with a stretch knit mélange wool-blend at the sides for incredible freedom and flexibility throughout the swing. A diamond quilt adds a premium look interest and warmth, while the windproof and water-resistant panels allow for ample protection during inclement weather. Security zip pockets finish the package, adding key functionality and ease of access out on the course.

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Keep things breezy in the Pine Waffle Performance Hoodie

Adding a new textural element to an iconic silhouette, Peter Millar have updated the ever-popular Pine Performance hoodie with a fresh waffle knit for this season. The warm, breathable performance fabric offers the same four-way stretch, wicking and easy-care, the waffle finish adding a touch of extra insulation and an athletic look. Raglan sleeves, banded cuffs and a banded hem add to the sporty effect, and ensure you’re free to swing easy out on the tee.

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Fight the chill with the Ridge Jacket

A brand new addition for the autumn/winter season, the Ridge Jacket keeps things lightweight while providing the insulation to tackle even colder days. Offered in full zip-up Harrington style, the water-resistant micro-ripstop exterior provides durability and protection without sacrificing airflow, making this the perfect pull-out and pack-away jacket for rounds where the weather isn’t quite playing ball. 

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Go clean and classic with the Cradle Pique Performance Quarter-Zip

Peter Millar is renowned for its quarter zips, and for Autumn Winter the Cradle range is joining the brand’s mid-layer offering. The Cradle perfectly blends performance and premium looks, with a double-knit performance fabric that has a textured piqué exterior and a smooth jersey interior for comfort and easy layering. It might look like the perfect daily jumper from afar, but brings breathability and stretch performance when it counts.

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