Aven approaches golf apparel from an unusual starting point: what the clothing is made of. While most golf brands lead with performance or style, Aven builds its collections around lower-impact materials — and then makes them look and perform like premium golfwear.
That material story is specific, not vague. Across Aven's range you'll find fabrics made from recycled polyester and recycled nylon, GRS-certified recycled textiles, and a distinctive plant-based fiber extracted from the mulberry tree. Several knit and sweatshirt styles use an eco-processed cotton, and some pieces blend traditional Korean paper fiber for a naturally breathable hand. These aren't afterthoughts stitched onto conventional garments — they're the foundation the collection is built on.
What keeps Aven from being a novelty is that the golf performance is still there. The A-line and pleated skirts move cleanly through a swing. The polos and knits hold their shape across a round. The windbreakers and vests handle changeable weather. Aven's design language leans clean and contemporary — solid colors, considered proportions, subtle floral and logo detailing — so the pieces read as modern golfwear first, with the sustainability as the reason to choose it over something else.
The collection covers a full women's range — skirts, polos, dresses, pants, knitwear, and outerwear — alongside a men's line of polos and knits and a set of accessories including caps, socks, and gloves. For golfers who want their on-course wardrobe to reflect the same considered choices they make elsewhere, Aven is one of the few Korean golf brands built specifically around that idea.
Explore more Korean golf brands in our women's golf collection and men's golf collection, or browse golf skirts and golf polos across all brands.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes Aven different from other golf brands?
Aven builds its collections around lower-impact materials — recycled polyester and nylon, GRS-certified recycled fabrics, and a plant-based fiber drawn from the mulberry tree — while still delivering the fit and performance a round demands. The sustainability is the starting point, not a marketing add-on.
What materials does Aven use?
It varies by piece, and each product page lists the specific composition. Common materials across the range include recycled polyester, recycled nylon, GRS-certified recycled textiles, eco-processed cotton, and mulberry-derived plant fiber, sometimes blended with Korean paper fiber for breathability. Always check the individual product's material information for exact content.
Does Aven make both women's and men's golf apparel?
Yes. The women's range is the largest — skirts, dresses, polos, pants, knitwear, and outerwear — and there's a men's line of polos and knits, plus accessories like caps, socks, and gloves.
Is Aven golfwear suitable for actual play, or is it more lifestyle?
Both. The skirts, polos, and layers are cut and constructed for a full round, while the clean, contemporary styling works just as well off the course. Aven sits in the athleisure-meets-golf space that Korean brands do particularly well.
How does Aven sizing work?
Aven follows Korean sizing, which tends to run smaller than US standard sizing. Every product page includes a detailed measurement chart — check waist, hip, and length for bottoms, and shoulder, chest, and length for tops, against a garment you already own. When between sizes, sizing up is usually the safer choice.
