Sun Day Red's Masters-Themed 'Spring Traditions' Collection Is As Classy As It Gets, And I Love It

If you have seen me testing Sun Day Red gear before, which wouldn't surprise me as I have tested a lot from the brand, you will know how good I think the apparel is. The quality is outstanding and it gives off a premium, classy vibe to go with the top-notch performance. This continues with the brands latest Spring Traditions collection which pays homage to The Masters and Augusta National, a tournament and place which Tiger Woods has had fond memories and a lot of success at.

This new collection features a number of stunningly cool pieces such as the subtle peach polo, Legends polo which he wore back in 1991, along with two special edition shoes (the Osprey and Willow). Additionally there is a new Anorak, a cashmere jumper my partner already has her eye on, as well as a whole host of hats and hoodies with the Magnolia standing out. It really is a complete collection and I cannot recommend it enough. I've picked out some of my favorite pieces below, but to see the full collection click here.

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