Csara has landed a fresh run of pieces for AW26/27, built around TENCEL knitwear and thermal layering. Here’s what’s new — a base layer, a knitted polo and vest, and a crossover trouser designed for the colder rounds.
WarmCore Baselayer — £60
A long-sleeve top built as a genuine base layer rather than a standalone piece, though it works either way. Four-way stretch keeps it moving with your swing without losing shape, and raglan sleeves are cut to allow a full range of arm movement without pulling at the shoulders. The fabric is breathable enough to regulate temperature whether you’re layering it under a jacket or wearing it on its own. It’s available in more than one colourway


Raven Knitted Polo — £60
A long-sleeve knitted polo in TENCEL, which gives it a soft, breathable handle without the weight of a traditional knit. The button-down front lets you open or close the neckline depending on the day, and tonal embroidery at the chest and back neck adds a quiet detail rather than a loud one. Engraved buttons are a small touch that lifts it above a basic layering piece. Reads as smart-casual rather than strictly technical — a good option for anyone who wants a knitted layer that doesn’t look like sportswear off the course.
Raven Knitted Vest — £40
The sleeveless companion to the Raven Polo, in the same TENCEL fabric and with the same tonal embroidery detail at the chest and back neck. It’s designed for layering — over a long-sleeve top in colder conditions, or on its own in milder weather — and the sleeveless cut keeps arm movement completely unrestricted. At £40 it’s a reasonably priced way to add a layering piece without committing to a full knit.


Jayne Crossover Trouser — £90
The most technical piece of the four. Bonded thermal fabric and a wind-resistant build are aimed squarely at cold-weather rounds, with four-way stretch to stop the fabric restricting movement through the swing. The waistband uses adjustable button tabs at each side for a more precise fit, and there’s a hidden zip pocket plus a clean back pocket for essentials without adding bulk. The cut is straight-leg and smart enough to wear beyond the course.
Worth Knowing
Between the two Raven pieces and the WarmCore Baselayer, this drop leans into TENCEL and thermal fabrics rather than the printed or brighter pieces some brands are leading with for AW26 — a straightforward, wearable starting point for colder-weather layering. The Jayne Trouser is the standout for anyone who needs proper wind resistance rather than just warmth.
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