Are Good Good, Primo and others really worth the $$?

I have 7 of the good good polos. Most comfortable golf shirts I’ve ever had, don’t stick to you when you get sweaty.

How do they fit? True to size?

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No- they’re all sourced from the same Korean plant

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all the brands they manufacture are high end brands, some more expensive than Good Good. Unless you can order single items direct from the manufacturer, I don't see how them being outsourced, in and of itself, makes the products not worth it. Most products are not manufactured in house. If they were, they'd be A LOT more expensive for both the companies and the consumers

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I wonder where peter millar sources from, IMO they are the best in the game and it isn't close.

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Lee Yaw Textiles in Taiwan. Also manufactures Cutter & Buck, Ping UK, Callaway, Calvin Klein Golf, Dillard's, Craft, and O'Neill

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I wonder where peter millar sources from, IMO they are the best in the game and it isn't close.

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They’re also considerably more expensive, so they ought to be. I have never bought any of the Primo shirts, but you can get two of them for about the same price as one PM.

Or 3 of the good good ones if you do the mystery box, which there’s no way I’d do, I like some of their shirts a lot, but they have a few I’d give to goodwill 10 minutes after opening the box (takes about 8 minutes to get there).

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I receive a weird amount of compliments on it too.

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I got the grey “Fighting for Par” hat with the first shirt I bought.

I’ve gotten a lot of compliments on it, still wear it just about every round.