The Green Jacket awarded to the Masters champion each year is one of the most iconic symbols in sports. The tradition has its roots dating back to the founding of Augusta National Golf Club, ...

The green jacket at the Masters is a classic, three-button, single-breasted and single-vent creation that uses tropical-weight wool, logo-stamped brass buttons and stitching on the inside.

The jacket has brass buttons embossed with the Augusta National logo, which are made by the Waterbury Co. of Connecticut, and a breast-pocket logo patch, made by A&B Emblem Co. in Weaverville, N.C.

The green jacket at the Masters is a classic, three-button, single-breasted and single-vent creation that uses tropical-weight wool, logo-stamped brass buttons and stitching on the inside.

Of all the Masters Tournament traditions — and there are many — nothing may be more identifiable with the public than the green jacket. Each Masters winner is presented with the iconic sport ...

That was one of three green jackets given to champions that the company sold before being sued by Augusta National in 2017, according to The Associated Press.

The green jacket at the Masters is a classic, three-button, single-breasted and single-vent creation that uses tropical-weight wool, logo-stamped brass buttons and stitching on the inside.