Glenmuir, Europe's leading supplier of bespoke embroidered golf apparel, has introduced a club cresting service for co-ordinated team wear for junior golfers.

For the first time, in 2011 the Lanark, Scotland company’s Spring/Summer collection features Junior sizes in products selected directly from its main adult collection.

This major step forward in junior golf clothing gives golf clubs the opportunity to fully co-ordinate the look of their playing teams from first-team adults through to the youngest juniors.

Glenmuir’s capsule Junior Collection includes ‘Rory’ and ‘Leon’ boys’ shirts (Ralia and Tomatin styles in the main Men’s collection), a ‘Zara’ girls' shirt (Ladies Sophie), unisex ‘Kendal’ Storm Bloc® Wind Shirt and unisex one-size ‘GK Cap’.

Revealing the Junior Collection, Glenmuir marketing director Brian Mair, said: “Glenmuir is a huge supporter of junior golf and over the years we have received many requests from clubs wanting the same golf shirts for their younger teams and their mens, ladies and senior teams.

“This capsule collection means any club can full co-ordinate the look of its teams or its members, by product designs or just colours.”

All clothing is available in age sizes 8/10, 10/12, 12/13 and 14/15 with prices starting from £23.50 per garment.

For Spring/Summer 2011 Glenmuir introduces a fully-coordinating collection of clothes and accessories with three new and modern colour schemes: Hot Summer where bright pink combines with navy, white and stone; Tequila Sunrise, with stunning mango and peapod accent colours against white, khaki and black; and Cool Waves, where vibrant kingfisher blue sits alongside yellow, black, white and mercury.

Notes to Editors:
Glenmuir is a brand right at the heart of golf. Preferred Supplier to The European Ryder Cup Team for 23 years, Glenmuir enjoys partnerships with the PGAs of Europe, The PGA, The European Tour, The Open Championship, The English Golf Union, VisitScotland and EventScotland. Glenmuir is official clothing supplier to the Golf Foundation.