Out with the old, in with the new. In unveiling his new apparel brand, Sun Day Red – and its new logo, a 15-striped tiger – Tiger Woods has closed the door on his iconic TW logo. The TW logo debuted ...

The TW logo has been part of Woods' brand since 2000, ... MORE: Everything to know about Woods' Sun Day Red logo, clothing line. So when Woods and Nike parted ways, Nike got to take the logo.

While the new logo, the tiger depicted on the Sun Day Red clothing, might not have Woods' initials, it still is representative of the golfer's success. The tiger has 15 stripes on it, each one ...

After his split from longtime partner Nike, Tiger Woods has unveiled a new logo and clothing brand, Sun Day Red, to start 2024. ... replacing the “TW” logo Woods used most of his career.

Tiger Woods has officially confirmed he has 'moved on' from his iconic TW logo. The ace golfer recently announced his clothing line Sun Day Red, weeks after parting ways with Nike.

Woods new logo is simple yet significant, replacing his signature TW Nike emblem with the outline of a Tiger. The Sun Day Red logo features 15 stripes, one for each of Woods’ major wins.

The new logo is of a tiger with 15 stripes, representing the 15 major championships he has won during his career. Woods apparently will no longer wear the iconic “TW” logo.

Nike can keep the "TW" logo as Tiger Woods has moved on from the iconic brand. Pat Benson | Feb 15, 2024. ... PGA Tour drama, and the launch of his new brand - Sun Day Red.

The sweaters in Sun Day Red’s Spring/Summer ’25 line are made via 3D-knitting, which utilizes a computer-programmed knitting machine. The result is garments that are seam-free.

Shadow boxes revealed various apparel, along with golf shoes, golf gloves and the tiger logo on the front of the cap, which for a quarter-century featured a Nike swoosh or a "TW." Sun Day Red is a ...

Tiger Woods and Nike NKE parted ways on Monday, ending their 27-year relationship. Now, golf fans are wondering what will happen to the iconic “TW” logo that has appeared on millions of hats ...