Irresistible Performance Wear That Fits
Amy LiptonÂ
Founder / Golfer / Badass
"Amy Lipton, Founder of Amy Sport parlayed a successful marketing career in the tech sector into an equally successful role as fashion innovator, focusing on a narrowly defined sector and positioning her company to compete and win in the hyper competitive activewear market."  Jane Singer, Inside Fashion and Host of A SEAT at THE TABLE podcast.
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The fashion industry walked away from nearly 50% of the market. We didn’t.
The industry decided women who needed clothes that fit - the 50% of the market who are average height and under - weren’t worth the investment. We saw the opportunity.
Amy Sport was built on a simple belief:Â women should never have to choose between clothes they love and clothes that actually fit.
We create the kind of performance and lifestyle apparel women become obsessed with—because when exceptional style meets precision fit, women become obsessed.
Residing in Palm Desert, CA, Amy serves on the auction committee for The Warburton Celebrity Golf Tournament, the leading golf fundraiser for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in the U.S. She is also passionate about supporting multiple non-profits including The Rahm benefitting St Jude, First Tee Coachella Valley, Shay's Warriors, Golf It Forward and more.Â
Her commitment is to deliver exceptional clothing that prioritizes quality fit, fabric, and function.
Brought to you with love.
Meet Our Advisory Board
Mary Hamilton - Â Founder and CEO Hamilton Group and veteran fashion exec.Â
Mike Zisman - Founder and CEO Golf Genius.
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Doing Good is Good for Business
One of our brand pillars is responsible environmental and social stewardship. As a startup company the place where Amy Sport has the biggest impact in this endeavor is in choosing our suppliers and partners.
We are committed to sustainable and ethical manufacturing practices that empower women including those who make our products and those who wear them.
Our suppliers are known for their sustainable methods and products including methods to reduce consumption and minimize carbon footprint and products that are made from materials that are recovered, regenerated and transformed.
Our socially responsible manufacturers pay fair market wages, employ women, and prioritize single mother heads of households.
I believe that we in the golf industry have the opportunity to be leaders in these efforts whether in course construction and operations in things like turf grass v. artificial, golf merchandise manufacturing methods or other club and course activities.