New styles for 2010

The varied sources of sailcloth and similarly diverse customer base mean we don't just offer our products with a classic yachting theme.

This year we offer most of our products in four distinct styles.

Our youth orientated range sourced from colourful extreme sport sails and wings.

We're unique in recycling windsurf sails, kite surf kites, hang gliders, paragliders and flex wing microlight sails and the products we make from them are too.

If you want something bright, funky, maybe a bit 80's retro and most definitely a one off look no further.

Call us if you have a particular colour in mind, we probably have it in stock.

The familiar white sailcloth base range, detailed with our annual sail number logo in a choice of colours. This year our sail number is '10' and in future is bound to evoke fond memories of hung parliaments, erupting volcanos, striking cabin crew and hopefully a few nicer moments in time too.

Don't worry, you're not buying a product with a sell by date, when we've moved on to White 11 next year, '10' will be just as desirable!

Watch out for our original customers who proudly sport their '09' products in a smug 'I was there first' kind of way. We don't think they'll want to swap...

For the traditionalists and Swallows and Amazons devotees, our tan sailcloth range is a new addition this year and already a big hit. Less seaside, more river bank. Detailed with a classic white stencil logo and natural style taupe webbings and ropes.

If you have any old tan sails we'd love to recycle them, they are few and far between and we often have to make do with sailmaker's rollends and seconds cloth.

Watch out for the new Swallows and Amazons BBC film due later this year. Swallow of course had a tanned lug sail, just like our own vintage 7' clinker pram Whit. 

Another vintage style range with a white sailcloth base, our traditional stencil logo and natural style webbings. A timeless classic for those who prefer Amazons to Swallows. Confused? Amazon had a white lugsail.