1930s KHAKI TWILL SHORTS socks The name “Sarazen” pays tribute

The name “Sarazen” pays tribute to the legendary Gene Sarazen—one of golf’s true greats and a notably sharp dresser both on and off the course

A Beautifully hand-crafted shirt made by a former Savile Row tailor with over 60 years’ experience

-Made in Belgium by century-old cap makers

Cut with a slim

1930s KHAKI TWILL SHORTS socks The name “Sarazen” pays tributeMade here in Norfolk, England, by a factory that has specialised in Workwear and uniforms since 1898. The fabric used is a beautifully soft khaki twill; the twill is made by Brisbane Moss and is called Keates (woven in Italy). The shorts are a close replica of an original pair of 1930s Army shorts. Featuring a wide leg, a wide waistband, double pleats and buttoned belt loops; all features of the original. Shorts were part of the hot climate uniform