Loudmouth Golf Clothing Now Made-to-Order Across The Globe
By: Golf Shake | Wed 09 Oct 2013
Loudmouth Golf the bold and bright coloured golf and lifestyle apparel has expanded its popular Made-To-Order (MTO) online product store internationally.
MTO is Loudmouth’s flexible way for customers to order clothing that is designed to their exact preference on size, fit and with additional features. International customers can now order a variety of Loudmouth MTO products, patterns, and styles. These include trousers, shorts, sports coats, chefs coats and knickerbockers (plus fours).
For example, a 43” waist with 29” length trousers are no issue, neither is the choice of slim fit or loose fit. Embroidered logos are catered for, as are cargo pockets and tour slits, stretchy waistbands and even a favourite sold-out design from two years ago.
Shoppers can customise their waist size and length including hard-to-find odd number waist sizes like 33, 35, 37 and long lengths in pants and shorts.
“This is a big deal for Loudmouth and our international customers,” says Loudmouth Golf CEO Larry Jackson. “Previously, all MTO orders had to be processed through our USA website, but now they can make a custom purchase along with any regular items and pay in their country currency with no extra customs or hidden duties.
“Now all our customers will have access to the entire range of Loudmouth made-to-order designs including new and vintage prints along with products that have been previously accessible only to the US making for a highly effective customer shopping experience.”
MTO will take approximately three weeks from online purchase to doorstep delivery and will always carry inventory with standard sizes for immediate overnight delivery.
Loudmouth will continue to add new MTO products in the upcoming weeks like ladies boardshorts, ladies windshirts, men’s suit vests, and bowties.
Loudmouth Golf MTO is available internationally. To see a full list of countries, visit www.LoudmouthGolf.com.
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