Cut-and-Sewn Panels
Panels on the Front, Mesh Underneath
The J.Lindeberg Sidd Golf Polo runs contrast cut-and-sewn panels across the front for a structured, graphic line, on a TX Jersey with an open mesh structure that pulls sweat off the skin and dries fast. A self-fabric collar and button placket keep it composed at address.
Key Features
Contrast Front Panels
Cut and sewn rather than printed, so the graphic is built into the construction and won't wear off.
Open Mesh Structure
An open knit rather than a flat one — air moves through the fabric instead of heat building against you.
Self-Fabric Collar
Cut from the same jersey as the body, so it stays soft and sits flat instead of standing stiff.
Non-Iron TX Jersey
Holds its shape through a full day on the course and comes out of a bag ready to wear.
Moisture-Wicking & Fast Drying
Pulls sweat away and dries quickly, so heat doesn't build through a long round in warm conditions.
Button Placket
A clean front that stays composed whether it's done up or open.
Bridge at Chest, Text on Sleeve
The Bridge at the chest and J.LINDEBERG running the length of the sleeve. Nothing else.
Regular Fit
Room through the chest and shoulders for the rotation, without pulling at the seams.
- Fabric
- TX Jersey, Mesh Structure
- Collar
- Self-Fabric
- Fit
- Regular
Why You'll Love It
Two things make this one worth picking. The panels are cut and sewn, not printed, so the graphic is part of how the shirt is built rather than something sitting on top of it waiting to crack. And the jersey has an open mesh structure, which does more for you on a hot day than any wicking claim — air actually moves through it. Add a soft self-fabric collar and a non-iron body that holds its shape, and it stays looking composed from address to the last putt.