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Charles River Apparel 9944 Men's Legend Windshirt 100% polyester Microtech microfiber with a 100% nylon lining, listed at 5.31 oz./yd2. The shell is a brushed microfiber twill with a soft hand, and the lining is there so the pullover slides over a polo or base layer without grabbing. Wind- and water-resistant fabric is meant for breeze and light weather, not a storm shell.
Construction stays simple: V-neck, raglan sleeves for a wider range of motion, and rib-knit trim at the neck and cuffs with a contrast stripe. That is the cut teams keep coming back to for a logo layer that still looks like retail golfwear. Comparible to the discontinued Harriton M700.
Where it gets usedGolf outings when the morning is cool and the first tee still has wind on it. Staff kits that need one layer everyone can throw on over a polo. Corporate casual days, client events, and travel days when you want a branded piece that is quieter than a full rain jacket. Offices use it as the outdoor half of a uniform set, then keep it on the course and in the parking lot the same afternoon.
Who it is forBuyers building men's staff outerwear, club shops, and event programs that already live in embroidered polos. It fits golf committees, sales teams, and course staff who need one windshirt that looks finished with a left-chest logo. If you also outfit women, confirm a live ladies companion on the site before you promise a matched pair. Order a blank first so fit and color are settled before the decorated run.
Why they pick this cutRaglan sleeves give room through the swing and through a raised arm when you load a bag or reach a cart. The V-neck with rib-knit and contrast stripe reads as a classic windshirt, not a technical shell. Nylon lining is the detail people notice when they pull it on over a polo. Brushed microfiber twill is what makes the cloth feel like a garment you would keep wearing after the event.
How they use itLeft-chest embroidery over the windshirt, then the same logo program on the polo underneath. Staff wear it for outdoor shifts, shotgun starts, and client golf. Travel kits toss it in because the lining makes on and off easy in a parking lot or clubhouse. Pair it with a ladies windshirt only after you confirm current companion inventory. Keep one blank of each size you plan to decorate so replacements match later.
What wearers sayPeople who buy this cut talk about the soft brushed hand and how easily it layers over a polo. Golfers mention the raglan swing room and that it handles wind and light drizzle on the course. Corporate buyers treat it as a staple layer they can logo and hand out without it looking like cheap event gear.
Embroidery and printLeft chest is the standard mark on this pullover. The mill lists embroidery, screen print, and heat transfer as decoration options on the style. Keep stitch counts reasonable on the microfiber face and test heat settings on a blank before a full heat-transfer run. Do not iron directly on decoration after the logo is on.
SizingMen's S-4XL on the mill chart, with extended sizes called out on the style. Pullover windshirts can feel different over a polo than they do over a tee, so order a blank first and try it the way you will wear it. Different sizes of the same shirt are allowed on sample orders. Up to 2 of each style, color, and size before you lock the decorated quantity.
Colors and companionsConfirm live colors. Mill colorways shown on the spec are Black/Light Khaki, Navy/White, and Navy/Light Khaki. Stock moves, so match the swatch on the product page before you write color names into a kit.
CareMachine wash cold, wash separately. Do not bleach. Line dry. Do not dry clean. Cool iron using a press cloth. Do not iron decoration.
- 100% polyester Microtech microfiber with 100% nylon lining (5.31 oz./yd2)
- Wind- and water-resistant fabric
- Brushed microfiber twill, soft hand
- V-neck with raglan sleeves
- Rib-knit trim at neck and cuffs with contrast stripe
- Men's S-4XL, extended sizes
- Mill colors: Black/Light Khaki, Navy/White, Navy/Light Khaki
- Decoration listed: embroidery, screen print, heat transfer
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