In 1967, Heimann reached a deal to begin manufacturing the green jackets. The tropical wool fabric is produced at Victor Forstmann Inc. mill in Dublin, Georgia. Each jacket requires about 2 ½ ...

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"So while we have sold green jackets in the past, we honor Augusta's opinion or stance on that, that they're really owned by them." A rye-green, tropical-weight wool blazer with custom-pressed brass ...

The cloth, a tropical wool, is lighter and the breast pocket features an embroidered patch logo. The color: Pantone 342 — Masters green. While the jacket is officially the winner’s forever, he can ...

This Sunday, the champion will receive a green jacket. The Masters tournament is labyrinth of rules and regulations (e.g. cell phones are banned), but where does this green jacket tradition come from?

"So while we have sold green jackets in the past, we honor Augusta's opinion or stance on that, that they're really owned by them." A rye-green, tropical-weight wool blazer with custom-pressed brass ...

It wasn’t until 1949 that a green jacket was given to the winner of the Masters and a tradition began. Costing about $250 to create, the jacket is a mix of wool and polyester in the trademark ...

Since 1967, the Masters Green Jacket has been made by Hamilton Tailoring Co. in Cincinnati, Ohio. The jacket’s fabric is a mix of wool and polyester produced by a mill in nearby Dublin ...