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Club grounds, first light Austin, Texas
Clothes for Outside Hours

A small wardrobe for the hours you spend outside.

Good Weather makes clothes for Outside Hours — the Tuesday doubles, the slow nine, and the table after. One system, no costume change between the playing and the table.

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Outside isn’t an outfit.

It’s a stretch of the day — the playing, and the sitting around after — and almost everything sold for it was built for the gym first.

Drop 1 — five pieces, one system

Nothing here needs anything else to work.

01Easy TopThe one you stop thinking about. Holds up through the doubles and still reads as clothes at the table.
02Outside PantThe leggings alternative. Cut for movement, styled like real clothing, no gym signal on it anywhere.
03Outside DressOne piece, whole day. The only thing in the drop with nothing to change into, because it doesn’t need one.
04RainCoatKnee-length, worn over whatever you already have on. Weather stops costing you an outfit.
05Day SkortCoverage without the calculation. Sits at the table as easily as it plays.

Reservations open Fall 2026. The first run is to ship starting in 2027.

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The argument

Most of what’s sold for this was built for the gym first.

What are Outside Hours?

The social hours the games make — the Tuesday doubles, the slow nine, the swim before lunch, the table after.

Comfortable clothes that aren’t activewear.

The highest-intent thing anyone searches for here, and the argument the brand is built on. One aisle is engineered for movement and announces a workout that isn’t coming. The other looks right and moves wrong.

A leggings alternative that doesn’t read as the gym.

What the Outside Pant is for, and what it replaces.

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The Bulletin

A letter, Thursdays.

Katie writes it. Her week, mostly — the course, the weather, whoever was at the table. The clothes come up when they come up.

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