The jacket is the trademark shade of “Pantone 342,” or “Masters green,” and is embroidered with the Augusta National logo on the left breast pocket. The name of the jacket's owner is ...

The green jacket for Doug Ford, the 1957 Masters champ, sold for $62,967 in 2010 and 1959 Masters winner Art Wall’s jacket went for $61,453 in 2012. Advertisement.

Each jacket requires about 2 ½ yards of wool, the color of which is called "Pantone 342" – better known as "Masters Green." Masters Tournament Apr 1 When is the Masters?

In 1937 the green jacket was born. 2. Masters winners haven't always received their own jackets. Augusta National // Getty Images. Tiger Woods puts on the green jacket, 1997.

Eventually, he was convinced to sell the jacket via Green Jacket Auctions (now Golden Age) in 2017. More than two decades after it was purchased for $5 in a thrift store, the “Thrift Store ...

And Ian Woosnam’s Sunday fit in 1991 — a newly won green jacket paired with red tartan pants — was better suited for a holiday party in December than Butler Cabin in April.

Back in 2013, the Green Jacket belonging to the first Masters winner ever, Horton Smith, was auctioned off for $682,229.45. According to Green Jacket Auctions, ...

The tropical wool fabric is produced at Victor Forstmann Inc. mill in Dublin, Georgia. Each jacket requires about 2 ½ yards of wool, the color of which is called “Pantone 342” – better ...