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" Well, look how far they&amp;#039;ve come. &amp;quot;They&amp;quot; being Bonobos, the Web-based clothing brand that started off with a simple mission: To make perfectly fitting pants. They&amp;#039;ve since broadened their scope to include a full wardrobe, and today are pushing their expansion even farther with Maide (Gaelic for &amp;quot;club&amp;quot;), a golf-focused collection that blends fashion and function. And while the putting green isn&amp;#039;t necessarily the first place to look for style icons, Maide is looking to change that. The line borrows the fits that were fine-tuned at Bonobos and renders them in breathable, performance-ready fabrics, topping things off with a checklist of practical details (a gel lining at the waistband to keep shirts in place, or zippered hems that let you adjust how far your pant breaks over your shoe). The collection also includes polo shirts (in a moisture-wicking cotton-poly blend), pullover sweaters, cardigans, and soon, casual T-shirts (if your local country club&amp;#039;s dress code isn&amp;#039;t too strict). All of them are offered in a refreshingly stylish blend of understated colors (navy, gray) and the sport&amp;#039;s signature preppy hues (bright yellow, fire engine red), and all are designed to ensure that you stand out, for the right reasons, all the way through the 18th hole. For more information, check out bonobos.com/maide. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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