Some projects go beyond performance and design. They carry meaning. They move people. And they remind us why we do what we do.
When Golfview—the team known for producing some of the most iconic golf events in the country—approached us about their upcoming tournament, we knew it wasn’t going to be just another uniform. This time, the stakes were different.
The 2025 Golfview tournament was more than just a tournament. It marked the launch of the Franco Foundation, a cause created in honor of Franco, the founder’s son, who is on the autism spectrum. The goal? Raise awareness, celebrate inclusion, and fund programs that support children with autism through sport and education.
We wanted to contribute in the most meaningful way we knew: through design with heart.
So, we gave Franco paper and paint and asked him to draw. We let him express what golf meant to him, how he sees the world, and the people he loves. The result was a collection of vibrant, honest, emotional strokes—pure creativity.
We took his artwork and turned it into a print.
What came next was a three-uniform drop:
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Two polos were designed specifically for the tournament days, blending Franco’s drawings with our signature Ferret aesthetic and performance fabric.
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The third polo was created with one goal: raise funds. It featured Franco’s art, untouched, front and center. A wearable canvas that told a story of love, purpose, and hope.
- Finally a minimalistic hat in 3 different colors to add a little bit more life and fun to the tournament.
The result? A tournament that wasn’t just played—it was felt. People wore the cause. They bought the polos. They talked about Franco. And they helped raise meaningful funds to kickstart the foundation’s mission.
At Ferret, we believe a uniform can do more than look good or feel great. It can speak. It can connect. It can change something.
This one did.
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Gabriel Marte
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Check our first drop.
