What we carry
The brands you know.
The ones you don't yet.
Six brands. Each selected for a specific reason — not because they're popular, but because they each say something the others don't. Together they form a complete argument for what golf streetwear can be.
Malbon Golf
Los Angeles, California · Est. 2017
Founded by Stephen and Erica Malbon on Fairfax Avenue in Los Angeles, Malbon began as a community before it became a brand. Artists, skaters, and golfers under one roof — united by style and sport.
Their playful graphics, bucket logo, and collaborations with Nike, Beats, and the New York Knicks redefined what golf culture could look like. The brand that proved golf streetwear was a real category.
The door opener. Every serious golfer in Mexico knows the name — carrying Malbon signals immediately what kind of store Doya is.
Pearly Gates
Japan · Est. 1989
Since 1989, Pearly Gates has been Japan's answer to the question of what elevated golf clothing should look like. Tailored silhouettes, premium fabrics, and a fashion sensibility that treats the course like a runway.
Worn by style-conscious players across Asia's professional tours. Nothing like it exists in the Mexican market — until now.
The collector piece. The item a serious golfer picks up and immediately understands the value of. No official Mexico retailer has ever existed.
GDBR
Seoul, South Korea
God Bless Digital Revolution. Seoul Fashion Week energy applied to the golf course. Oversized hoodies, tech fabrics, bucket hats, functional layers that wouldn't look out of place at a rooftop in Itaewon or a round at Han River.
GDBR is for the golfer who is just as at home on the back nine as in the city. The brand that brings Korean streetwear credibility to the fairway.
The discovery brand. More underground than WAAC — which makes it more valuable. The brand your customer tells their friends about.
Local Rule
Stockholm, Sweden · Est. 2021
Founded in Stockholm in 2021 with a clear mission — bring Scandinavian minimalism to golf. Clean lines, muted tones, city-ready silhouettes designed for golfers who want pieces that work beyond the course.
Technically precise, visually quiet. The counterpoint to the louder brands in our lineup. For the golfer whose wardrobe already makes sense.
Almost nobody in Mexico will know this brand. That's the point. Stocking it says Doya goes further than anyone else to find what's worth finding.
Students Golf
Los Angeles, California · Est. 2022
Los Angeles born, growing steadily since 2022. Students started in streetwear and has evolved into considered takes on classic coursewear — pleated pants, printed polos, pullover jackets that move between the range and the city without effort.
On the verge of breaking globally. The brand that serious buyers in New York and Tokyo are watching. Found at Doya first in Mexico.
We carry it before the moment happens. When Students breaks through — and it will — Doya owns the story of having been early.
Agronomy Workshop
San Francisco, California · Est. 2025
Entered 2025 with a mission to bring genuine craft back to golf apparel. Their range is deliberately small — a heavyweight cotton mock neck, a towel, a cap with an integrated pen holder and hidden tee slot. Every detail considered.
The kind of object you pick up and immediately understand why it costs what it costs. Not apparel — a statement about how thoughtfully made things should feel.
So new and so considered that carrying it is itself a statement. Lives on the counter. Starts every conversation.