15-07-2025
FootJoy x Harris Tweed shoes debut ahead of 153rd British Open at Royal Portrush
FootJoy unveils Harris Tweed limited-edition shoes for the 153rd British Open, blending heritage with performance.
FootJoy is back with another sharp, limited-edition release timed perfectly for the 153rd Open Championship at Royal Portrush. The brand's latest collaboration with Harris Tweed Hebrides introduces two new versions of the Premiere Series Packard and Field models ($265 each), featuring authentic Harris Tweed wool in a distinctive plaid pattern that reflects the culture and tradition of Northern Ireland's Antrim coast.
The partnership between FootJoy and Harris Tweed is in its fifth year, and for this edition, the design draws inspiration from Royal Portrush and its surrounding landscape. The shoes incorporate a balanced mix of deep blue and muted shades, with a burgundy windowpane accent woven into the fabric for a pop of color. The result is a classic yet bold look that stands apart from anything else you'll see on the tee box or in the clubhouse.
Harris Tweed is a name synonymous with craftsmanship and authenticity, and the wool used in these shoes adheres to the strict standards set by the Harris Tweed Act — ensuring the fabric is handwoven in Scotland's Outer Hebrides using traditional methods. FootJoy pairs that storied textile with premium full-grain leather and its VersaTrax+ technology, giving golfers both aesthetic appeal and serious traction across all playing conditions.
Each pair of shoes in this limited run comes with a custom shoe bag made from the same Harris Tweed material featured on the uppers. It's a refined touch that complements the premium nature of the product. This release also serves as the final installment of FootJoy's 2025 Legend Series, a collection of specialty footwear drops commemorating iconic moments and venues in golf.
Fans won't have to wait long — the FootJoy x Harris Tweed Packard and Field shoes are available starting July 15 on and at select retailers. With FootJoy tour ambassadors like Adam Scott, Matt Wallace, and Cameron Young expected to lace them up at Royal Portrush, these shoes won't just be conversation pieces — they'll be part of the championship story.
