Product Notes // 03 Funtana

Romansh for fountain or spring.

Every piece in Collection 001 carries a name rooted in the Engadin. More than labels, these names reflect the landscapes, seasons and rhythms that continue to shape ENSO.

Funtana is the Romansh word for fountain or spring.

A name connected to movement, continuity and the natural sources that shape the Alpine landscape.

Designed for the changing day

Some days begin in the cool of the morning and continue long after the final hole.

The temperature changes. The setting changes. What you are wearing should move easily through both.

Funtana was designed with those days in mind.

Our interpretation of the long-sleeve polo, it offers more coverage than Stà while retaining the familiarity and ease of a classic golf shirt.

Not a heavy layer.

Not simply a polo with longer sleeves.

A considered piece for everything in between.

Familiar, reconsidered

We did not want to reinvent the long-sleeve polo.

We wanted to refine the way it feels, fits and moves.

Funtana is crafted from 100% cotton golf piqué and finished with an engineered collar that provides structure while remaining soft against the skin. Its clean construction and understated detailing allow the fabric, proportion and silhouette to define the piece.

Comfortable enough for a full round.

Refined enough for everything that follows.

Made for transition

Golf rarely belongs to a single moment.

A morning tee time becomes lunch. Lunch becomes an afternoon in town. An evening begins before anyone has thought about changing.

Funtana was designed for that transition.

The long sleeves provide an additional layer of comfort when the air is cooler, without making the piece feel overly technical or confined to the course.

Easy to wear alone.

Easy to layer.

Natural throughout the day.

The third chapter

As the third edition of Product Notes, Funtana continues our exploration of Collection 001.

Stà was designed for the height of summer. Fin quietly completes the look. Funtana responds to the moments when conditions shift but the day continues.

Each piece has its own purpose, but together they reflect the same idea: golfwear should move naturally between the course and everything around it.

Because the best garments do not interrupt the rhythm of the day.

They become part of it.