Aimé Leon Dore and FootJoy Unveil Heritage-Inspired Golf Collection

FootJoy and Aimé Leon Dore are back on the tee with a drop that threads old-world golf elegance through ALD’s New York lens: the Premiere Series Marquis and the StaSof Heritage, available now. In fact, the Aimé Leon Dore FootJoy Collection perfectly blends design sensibilities from both brands. Together, they read like a mini-uniform for golfers who care as much about feel and silhouette as they do about scorecards.

Design and color/details

The Premiere Series Marquis sits right in FootJoy’s heritage lane: a classic, low-profile golf shoe built on traditional patterns, then filtered through Aimé Leon Dore’s eye for vintage sport and city prep. Think rich leathers, clean cap-toe or saddle-inspired blocking, and a shape that would look as natural in an archival clubhouse photo as it does on a modern fairway. ALD typically leans into deep creams, off-whites, olives, navies and hits of gold or green, so expect the Marquis to play in that space, understated but unmistakably styled as any piece from the Aimé Leon Dore FootJoy Collection would be.

The StaSof Heritage gloves complete the story. StaSof has long been a benchmark for soft, tour-level feel; the Heritage treatment layers in retro cues and color pops that tie back to the shoe and apparel narratives. A small logo tweak here, a contrast tab there, and the glove moves from pure equipment to part of the outfit. On the hand, it reads refined and composed, the kind of detail that quietly elevates every swing photo. Notably, the Aimé Leon Dore FootJoy Collection includes carefully curated accessories like these gloves.

Performance, tech and on-course feel

Under the styling, FootJoy still does what it does best: performance. The Premiere Series Marquis may look vintage, but it is built with modern tooling underfoot—stable platforms, tuned cushioning and traction engineered for real rounds, not just range sessions. You get that planted feel at address and through impact, plus enough comfort to carry you from first tee to last putt and into the bar after.

The StaSof Heritage keeps the tour-proven DNA of the original glove. Supple leather gives you a close, responsive grip on the club, while precise paneling and venting manage movement and moisture. For players who obsess over connection between hand and handle, this is where the collab really earns its keep: you get ALD’s aesthetic layer without giving up the performance that made StaSof a staple in the first place. In short, on-course essentials receive fresh styling in the Aimé Leon Dore FootJoy Collection.

Release, access and who it’s for

The Aimé Leon Dore / FootJoy Premiere Series Marquis and StaSof Heritage are available now through FootJoy and Aimé Leon Dore channels, with sizing and quantities likely to feel more “limited drop” than standard inline release. Golfers can build full looks, shoe, glove, and ALD’s broader golf-inspired apparel, around this pairing, or treat each piece as a standalone upgrade to an existing kit.

For players and style-minded fans, this collaboration hits an important sweet spot: true golf performance wrapped in a visual language that feels pulled from old photos, New York sidewalks and modern editorial all at once. It is golf gear that looks at home in the locker room, on the subway and in the city after 18, heritage FootJoy bones, Aimé Leon Dore soul. Clearly, the Aimé Leon Dore FootJoy Collection sets a new bar for style and performance in golf apparel.