LIQUID YACHT WEAR I


f your garment has the Liquid label inside, you can be


assured that it is designed specifically for yachting. Utilising UPF protection with quick dry and performance fabrics, Liquid is the leading edge for stylish, functional uniform. Over the past 25 years Liquid has developed into an Internationally recognised brand. With retail stores in both the USA and France, Liquid’s capabilities range from outfitting your newly built yacht to resupplying your current uniform requirement. 2022 brings an emphasis on sustainability with Liquid’s exclusive uniform recycling programme. Crew members can drop off or ship any of their old uniforms to our U.S. location. Liquid will donate unmarked garments to worthy charities or send marked uniforms to be shredded into fibres that will then be used to create new textile. Up to date styles, fabric innovations, sustainability, and worldwide efficiency are the attributes that elevate Liquid over the competition. For more details Tel: +33 (0)4 89 82 13 18 | +1 954 523 8875 or visit www.liquidyachtwear.com


SEA GEAR UNIFORMS S


ea Gear has been in business for over 25 years. Founder, Carrie Fletcher,


has a background in corporate branding, sports equipment development and is a competitive sailor. Sea Gear incorporates branding strategies to create a unique ‘look’ for each yacht. Men and women alike deserve impeccably fitting clothing and equipment. Assembling a uniform must go beyond looking nice, it must also flatter and hold up to the wear and tear of its intended use. In addition to garments and design services, Sea Gear offers a full range of hospitality products. Whether the yacht is entertaining family, friends or charter guests, there are many items that can help guests enjoy a tailor-made experience. Their newest product is a quick-dry sand free towel that is branded with full colour graphics, commemorating the vessel and the beauty of any given location. For more details Tel: +1 401 619 0072 or visit www.seagearuniforms.com


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