By: Jennifer Alexander
At the crossroads of elegance and performance, a new name in women’s golf fashion has emerged—ParTee. This innovative line, designed by entrepreneur Chancey Timmons Wilson, was unveiled at the recent Atlanta Fashion and Polo Classic Weekend. Known for its fusion of luxury and sport, the weekend’s festivities, produced by Chancey and her husband, fashion designer Miguel Wilson, served as the perfect backdrop for the launch of this exciting collection. ParTee is more than just a clothing line—it’s a statement of empowerment for women who are passionate about golf and style.
The idea behind ParTee is deeply personal to Chancey. As an avid golfer herself, she recognized a gap in the market for women’s golf apparel that not only performed well but also looked chic. “I wanted to create something that made women feel confident both on and off the course,” says Chancey. “Golf fashion has often been limited in terms of color, fit, and variety, and I wanted to change that. ParTee is about blending functionality with sophistication, allowing women to express themselves while playing the sport they love.”
The collection, which was introduced during a stunning presentation at the Atlanta Fashion and Polo Classic, features a variety of pieces designed with the modern woman in mind. Bold prints, sleek lines, and breathable fabrics are at the heart of ParTee’s design philosophy. Each outfit is crafted to allow ease of movement while maintaining a polished and put-together look, bridging the gap between athletic wear and high fashion. Whether you’re teeing off at your favorite course or heading to the clubhouse for a casual lunch, ParTee aims to help women feel effortlessly stylish.
Chancey’s vision for ParTee is not only rooted in fashion but also in community and inclusivity. “Golf has traditionally been seen as a male-dominated sport, but we’re seeing more and more women taking up the game and excelling in it. I wanted to create a line that reflects that shift—something that celebrates women’s participation in golf and encourages more women to get involved.”
The collection features a wide range of sizes to ensure that all women can find something that makes them feel great. Whether it’s a sleek, fitted polo dress or a pair of tailored golf pants with eye-catching details, the line has something for everyone. Chancey also emphasized the importance of performance in her designs. “We didn’t want to sacrifice functionality for style. ParTee’s fabrics are lightweight, moisture-wicking, and durable, designed to withstand long days on the course while keeping you comfortable.”
The launch at the Atlanta Fashion and Polo Classic drew rave reviews from fashion insiders and golf enthusiasts alike. The event, which has become a staple in the Atlanta social calendar, featured a combination of runway shows, polo matches, and entertainment, all infused with a sense of luxury and Southern charm. Chancey and Miguel Wilson, who co-produce the event, have used this platform to showcase not only their talents but also to uplift other Black designers and entrepreneurs, making it a celebration of culture and creativity.
For Chancey, the success of the ParTee launch is just the beginning. “I’m so excited about where we’re going with this brand. We’ve got big plans for expansion, and I can’t wait to see women all over the world wearing ParTee. This line is about more than just golf; it’s about confidence, expression, and breaking down barriers in a sport that’s long been overdue for a style makeover.”
With ParTee, Chancey Timmons Wilson is not only changing the way women dress on the golf course but also contributing to the growing movement of women in sports. By combining high-performance materials with elegant designs, she has created a collection that celebrates the power, grace, and style of women golfers. As the brand continues to grow, one thing is clear—ParTee is poised to become a game-changer in the world of women’s golf fashion.
From the greens to the runway, ParTee is here to stay, offering women everywhere the chance to play their best while looking their best.
Published by: Josh Tatunay
