Marine canvas is expensive, and the instinct when it looks tired is to clean it hard. That instinct costs owners…
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Choosing a Waterproof Spinnaker Bag: Sizes, Fabric and Failure Points
September 20, 2026
A spinnaker is one of the most expensive and most fragile things on a boat, and it gets handled by…
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Dock Boxes: What to Look For, and When Made-to-Measure Earns Its Place
September 16, 2026
A dock box is the least glamorous item on the dock and one of the most used. It holds lines,…
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What a Race Programme Actually Carries: Inside a TP52 and RC44 Textile Package
September 13, 2026
Ask an owner what a race programme carries and they’ll usually name the sails. Ask the boat captain and you’ll…
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How to Choose a Yacht Textile Workshop
September 9, 2026
Commissioning bespoke marine textiles is harder to judge than most yacht purchases, because the thing you’re buying doesn’t exist yet….
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America’s Cup and Grand Prix Marine Textiles: What Race Programmes Demand
September 4, 2026
Race programmes don’t buy covers. They buy weight, speed of handling, and the certainty that nothing on deck fails on…
When Is a Yacht Cover Worth Repairing, and When Is It Finished?
August 31, 2026
Stitching, coating and geometry fail at different depths, and depth decides whether your yacht cover is a repair candidate or genuinely finished.
What a Yacht Cover Has to Do Through Winter Layup
August 31, 2026
A layup turns a cover into a long-duration enclosure. How ventilation, contact load and winter UV change the cloth, cut, thread and fixings you specify.
