To understand Public Drip’s vision, you have to know where it comes from. Founded in 2020 and based in New York City, the brand was created as a contrast to golf’s long-standing ties to elitist country club culture. Instead, Public Drip is an ode to the public course player, the ones grinding at city muni tracks and artificial turf ranges.
Now, Public Drip has introduced its SS25 Collection, a confident step into the season with a total of 17 fresh styles designed seamlessly fit right in to a golfer’s everyday wardrobe. This drop reimagines the brand’s best-selling polos, swing shirts, mock necks and blade polos in new seasonal colorways with breathable fabrics made for sunny afternoons.
The brand’s design language continues to draw from traditional menswear, now applied to new silhouettes like the Everyday Pleated Pants and the Public Athlete Polo which has been updated this season in a retro, jacquard knit pattern. Other standout additions include the Public Athlete Blade Polo and the nylon micro ripstop Swing Shirt, both designed to fit into an everyday look for exploring city streets. As with past collections, the attention to tailoring and texture sets Public Drip apart. Not just as golf apparel, but as a lifestyle brand rooted in the public player’s point of view.
Pricing for the SS25 lineup ranges between $85 USD for mock neck polos and $170 USD for the Anywhere Pleated Pants. You can pick them up directly on Public Drip’s website.
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