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This week has been another whirlwind at the loft! The repair team has been working nonstop, handling a high volume of sail repairs for many of the local charter companies and yacht brokers, including Elite Charters, Sunsail, The Moorings, Dream Yacht Charters, Faraway Yachting, Max Marine, and Asia
By Robert Tasker
Co-Founder · 17 Mar 2025 · 1 min read
This week has been another whirlwind at the loft! The repair team has been working nonstop, handling a high volume of sail repairs for many of the local charter companies and yacht brokers, including Elite Charters, Sunsail, The Moorings, Dream Yacht Charters, Faraway Yachting, Max Marine, and Asia Marine. With their fleets of production boats—Bavaria Yachts, Beneteau Yachts, Jeanneau Yachts, Hanse Yachts, Lagoon Catamarans, Leopard Catamarans, Bali Catamarans, and Fountaine Pajot Catamarans—it’s no surprise that our team has been kept on their toes!
On top of that, we’re incredibly proud to announce that we have officially become the service loft for North Sails in Thailand! It’s an exciting step forward, and we look forward to working closely with them to provide top-tier sail care and repairs.
Meanwhile, the sailmaking team has been just as busy. This week, we completed:
A Full Batten Mainsail for a Morgana Out Island 41.
A Full Batten Mainsail for one of the local charter companies sailing throughout Phang Nga Bay.
Sail Covers for a Wharram Tiki 31.
A Short Batten Mainsail for a Sparkman & Stephens Ketch.
A Roller Furling Jib for our friends at @groupislandspirit for an Island Spirit 525.
With high season in full swing, it’s been a demanding but rewarding time at SEA Sailmakers. Thank you to all our customers and friends for your continued trust in us—we love seeing our sails out on the water!
Stay tuned for more updates next week!
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