Jason Day's Clothing - we look at the Australian's Malbon apparel
Day signed a deal with Malbon in January 2024 to wear the brand's golf apparel
www.golfmonthly.comHere’s the latest on Jason Day’s clothing as reported recently:
- News coverage in 2024–2025 highlighted Day’s shift to Malbon Golf apparel after ending his Nike partnership, including public announcements and photos of him in Malbon gear at events like The Sentry in Hawaii and the Masters. This marked a notable change in his on-course wardrobe and sponsorships.[2][3][5]
- In 2025, stories continued to focus on his fashion choices on tour, with outlets noting his distinctive Malbon looks and occasional comments from fans and media about his outfits at various tournaments (e.g., Wells Fargo and other PGA Tour events).[1][4][6]
- Overall sentiment in golf media around this period ranged from curiosity and critique to approval as Day leaned into a more personalized, brand-driven style with Malbon Golf, moving away from Nike’s previous uniformity.[3][6][9]
Illustrative example
- At the John Deere Classic in 2025, Day was photographed in casual, beach-inspired attire—a Malbon-aligned look that emphasized comfort and personal branding rather than traditional golf fashion norms.[1]
Notes and context
- Day’s clothing choices have been a recurring talking point in golf coverage since his switch from Nike to Malbon, with several outlets tracking the evolution of his wardrobe and the reception among fans and commentators.[6][2][3]
- If you’d like, I can pull more contemporaneous coverage or summarize how his style has evolved across specific tournaments or seasons, and provide direct quotes from players or designers involved.
Citations:
- Jason Day Rocking $188 Shirt, Swim Trunks at John Deere Classic[1]
- Jason Day stuns Augusta National with new clothing line[2]
- "This outfit is straight outta 1998" – Jason Day trolled by fans for Malbon apparel[3]
- Golf fans reaction to Day’s Wells Fargo looks[4]
- Jason Day’s Clothing – Malbon in Masters era[5]
- Day’s Malbon coverage and fan/media reception[6]