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Redgreen Clothing
It all started in 1983 with a visionary Danish shipbuilder. Design enthusiast, industrial designer, artist and writer Bent Krebs founded REDGREEN and created the iconic logo that depicts his passion for the sea, sailing and unique design.
The first REDGREEN collection was launched at a time when lifestyle brands and storytelling were not yet on everyone's lips. Bent Krebs created enormous success, and during the first twelve years in the industry, the turnover exceeded 5 million euros.
REDGREEN was available in selected stores, exclusive department stores and concept stores - not only in several European countries, but also in Hong Kong and Japan, where REDGREEN concept store number 13 opened in 1995. At the beginning of the new millennium, the number of concept stores worldwide exceeded 125 .
Holebrook Clothing
Like many Swedish clothing companies, Holebrook’s beginnings were small-scale and humble. What’s notable, however, is the absence of any trial and error period in the brand’s earliest stages. Right from the start, Holebrook seemed to find its position on the market and the clothes were immediately taken to heart by their users. Carefully knitted sweaters with windproof lining turned out to be a very welcome innovation for anyone who regularly experienced the North Sea on a sailing boat or went hiking along the Bohuslän coast. This perfect match was gratifying, of course, but at the same time counted on. The simple reason was that the idea itself had been born right there.
Pelle P Clothing
Pelle P's collections are technical clothing designed to defeat tough challenges at sea, in the mountains and in the city. The collections are inspired by Pelle Petterson's lifestyle and achievements as an athlete. Pelle P's collections contains everything from technical sea-and ski wear to pieces that can be used at the golf course or in the city. Inspiration and professional skills are what we call True Experience. It is about experiences, a dedicated lifestyle and ambition. To live for big experiences and at the same time know your home ground. No one personifies that better than Pelle Petterson.
Sea Ranch Clothing
Sea Ranch is a Danish-designed lifestyle brand, established in Copenhagen in 1995. Their DNA is a classic, sporty, relaxed look, inspired by the maritime and life by the sea. Their vision is to design and produce timeless clothing that maintains both style and quality while reflecting Scandinavian maritime traditions and nautical lifestyle.
Apache Moose Footwear
Apache Moose is a small independent, UK based brand who take pride in making quality shoes. Well made, they are hand stitched, with a moccasin construction, using high quality leathers and good rubber soles to create a shoe that lasts!
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We have produced a small range of traditional hand stitched shoes and a sailing boot made to our high standards that we hope you will like!
Elvstrom Sailwear
Elvstrøm SailWear was launched by Elvstrøm Sails as a tribute to our rich heritage in sailing, history, and our deep care for life on the water. Our clothing collections are designed to reflect the same passion and quality that have made Elvstrøm Sails a pioneer in the world of sailing.
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With Elvstrøm SailWear, we aim to honour this tradition and continue outfitting sailors and adventurers who share our passion for the sea—both on the water and on land.
Barz Optics Sunglasses
Barz Optics is an Australian based family company located at Burleigh Heads in Queensland on the east coast of Australia. The Company was established in 1996 by Kevin Barr – a former surfing champion with 45+ years experience in the surf, snow ski, jetski, sailing and sailboard industries. During his years in the surf industry Kevin encountered many surfers and outdoor sports enthusiasts who suffered eye problems such as pterigium (a type of cataract caused by prolonged exposure to UV rays wind, spray and salt). This inspired Kevin to develop the sunglasses and goggles to assist sports enthusiasts in reducing the chance of developing pterigium and ensure maximum protection from UV rays and the elements.
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