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It’s been another productive week at SEA Sailmakers, with custom projects, eye-catching color combinations, and essential sail repairs leaving the loft. Here’s what we’ve been up to: A Roller Furling Genoa crafted for an Alberg 37 is now prepped and ready for its journey to the USA . Just
By Robert Tasker
Co-Founder · 04 Nov 2024 · 1 min read
It’s been another productive week at SEA Sailmakers, with custom projects, eye-catching color combinations, and essential sail repairs leaving the loft. Here’s what we’ve been up to:
A Roller Furling Genoa crafted for an Alberg 37 is now prepped and ready for its journey to the USA.
Just in time for the U.S. elections, we’ve created a red, white, and blue Roller Furling Genoa for a Custom Day Charter Catamaran based in Koh Samui—a bold and patriotic addition to its sail wardrobe.
A sleek A2 Asymmetrical Spinnaker was completed for a Beneteau First 40.1 and is ready for pickup directly from the loft, promising vibrant colors and performance on the water.
We made High Roach Mainsails for two popular cruising catamaran models—one for a Fountaine Pajot and another for a Lagoon 42—ensuring durability and efficiency for extended voyages.
Alongside new builds, our team also carried out multiple repairs to keep our clients’ sails in top shape:
Headsail Repairs on a Rolly Tasker Genoa for a Beneteau and a Lee Sails Mainsail for a Jeanneau.
A custom trampoline was made for a Lagoon 450F, adding both stability and style for its voyages.
From high-performance spinnakers to essential repairs, it’s always exciting to see the variety of sails that come through our loft each week. Every project is a new opportunity to enhance the experience of sailing for our clients.
If you’d like to learn more about what we can create for you, or if you’re interested in any of our repair services, don’t hesitate to reach out!
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