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Peter Millar – Men’s Crown Comfort Quarter-Zip

Original price was: $126.40.Current price is: $84.45.

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The tournament gift that skips the trophy shelf and goes straight into someone’s weekly rotation.

Peter Millar. On the golf course, Peter Millar is shorthand for “someone has good taste.” That brand recognition translates directly to corporate gifting. When your logo shows up on Peter Millar, it borrows that equity. Recipients know the name, they value the name, and they keep wearing it long after your event wraps up.

A quarter-zip built for the golf crowd doubles perfectly as a layering piece for client meetings, office casual days, and company retreats. The piqué construction gives the chest panel a clean, refined texture that makes embroidery pop. This is the kind of piece you order for a golf tournament and people wear to the office the following Monday.

The cotton-modal blend feels closer to a luxury sweatshirt than performance gear, which is the point. Four-way stretch means it moves well on the course without pulling across the shoulders. Classic fit keeps it polished without feeling stiff.

  • Piqué texture gives embroidered logos a clean, upscale landing surface on the left chest.
  • Four-way stretch keeps it comfortable through 18 holes without sacrificing a sharp silhouette.
  • Cotton-modal blend feels premium from the first wear, boosting perceived value as a client gift.
  • Classic fit works across body types, reducing returns and complaints in bulk gifting situations.
  • Sweatshirt-level comfort means recipients reach for this well beyond the event that inspired the order.

Golf Tournament Client Gifts Sales Team Company Retreat Years of Service Fabric54% Cotton / 44% Modal / 2% PolyesterStretchFour-Way StretchFitClassic FitCareHand Wash Cold. Lay Flat to Dry or Dry Clean.Consultant Note

Embroidery is the go-to decoration method here. The piqué stitch texture on this pullover is practically made for it, and left chest placement lands cleanly on a flat, structured panel. For a secondary hit, the left or right bicep works well for team names or event details without crowding the chest logo.