Introducing
Pimatech®
Quality first
We have developed the perfect fabric for golf.
Our Pimatech® polo shirts, designed in Spain, combine the world's finest cotton, American Supima , with a carefully measured amount of elastane. The result is a unique garment that offers the perfect blend of softness and stretch , making every round of golf an unforgettable experience.
What is Supima®?
Not all cottons are created equal. Supima® is a premium cotton grown exclusively in the United States. It represents less than 1% of global cotton production. Its exclusivity lies in its extra-long staple fiber, which gives it exceptional properties:
- Resistance : Greater durability against wear.
- Softness : A noticeably softer texture to the touch.
- Color retention : Retains its intensity and freshness over time.
Supima® is synonymous with luxury and quality in every fiber.
Endurance
Supima® is twice as strong as regular cotton, making it an exceptionally durable option. Its extra-long fibers significantly reduce pilling, rips, and tears, ensuring garments maintain their original shape. This results in longer-lasting, higher-quality products, ideal for those seeking excellence and longevity in their clothing.
smoothness
Supima® is renowned for its exceptional softness and luxurious texture. This is due to the superior quality of its extra-long fibers, which create a finer, more delicate fabric. Garments are not only incredibly soft from the first wear, but this softness only improves over time, offering an unparalleled experience with every use.
color intensity
Supima® 's extra-long fibers absorb dye more effectively, achieving deeper and more even penetration. This results in garments that retain their color superiorly, even after multiple washes. Thanks to this characteristic, garments maintain their brightness and freshness for much longer, standing out for their durability and impeccable appearance.
100% grown in the United States
Supima® is grown exclusively in the United States, guaranteeing the highest quality standards. Ninety-three percent of its production comes from the San Joaquin Valley in California, while 3% is grown in Arizona, 2% in New Mexico, and another 2% in Texas. This distribution ensures meticulous control over its cultivation, preserving the excellence that characterizes this premium cotton.
