Sailors on the spec
The people choosing your cloth and shape sail themselves. That judgement means the right sail for your boat and budget — not an upsell.
How we build
Good sails don't have to carry a premium-prestige price. We keep quality high and cost honest by doing four things well: putting real sailors on every spec, standardising how sails are built, curating the cloth range, and showing you the price up front.
The model
Most of what makes a sail expensive isn't the cloth or the labour — it's overhead, mark-up and one-off engineering. We've built the loft to strip those out while keeping the parts that actually matter to how your sail sets and lasts.
The people choosing your cloth and shape sail themselves. That judgement means the right sail for your boat and budget — not an upsell.
Repeatable, well-drilled build steps instead of reinventing every order. Consistency is cheaper to produce — and more reliable to sail.
Proven cloths from established makers, in a handful of clear options rather than a twenty-code catalogue. Better buying, simpler choice.
An instant estimate before you commit, confirmed against your measurements. No mystery, no premium tax for the badge on the sail bag.
Where the saving comes from
Standardised production and honest overhead let us price a typical sail roughly 20% below the industry's low end. It's not a discount we bolt on — it's what the model costs. The estimator shows you the number for your own boat before you talk to anyone.
Price your sailAdvice you can trust because it comes from people who use the gear.
Your old sail or our measurement guides — every dimension checked before cutting.
Every sail and cover is inspected against your boat's numbers before it leaves the loft.
Trade & contract manufacturing
Because production is standardised, we can build to a fixed spec repeatably — for boatbuilders, class associations and brands who need sails or covers made to a defined standard. Tell us the spec and the volume; we'll tell you honestly what we can do.