Pouch Hotel, America's Cup edition ETNZ, black

Want to make your bag truly yours? We offer custom options so you can choose exactly what you like – from colors and size to personal lettering or numbers. Whether it’s your initials, sail number, or a favorite color combo, we’ve got you covered.

Here’s how it works:

🧵 Choose Your Style & Size
Pick from our existing bag models – whether it’s a tote, duffel, pouch, backpack,... We can adjust the size to suit your needs. If you have something different in your mind tell us and we will do our best to make your item.

🎨 Select Your Colors
You can let us know your favorite colors or match it to your boat, team, or personal vibe. We’ll show you what’s possible based on available sail materials.

🔠 Add Letters or Numbers
Want to add a special touch? We can include sail numbers, initials, or even a short word or name using authentic sail insignia or stitched designs.

📩 Just Get in Touch
Custom orders aren’t automated (yet!) – so simply [contact us here] or email us directly. We’ll walk you through the options, share available materials, and make sure your bag turns out just right.

Every custom bag is unique, just like the sails they’re made from. Whether it’s for you or a special gift, we love bringing your ideas to life.

Ready to create your own? [Get in touch →]

Modern sails are typically made from high-performance synthetic materials designed to be lightweight, strong, and resistant to stretching and harsh marine conditions. Here’s a quick breakdown of the most common ones:

Common Sail Materials:

1. Dacron (Polyester):

• The most widely used sailcloth for cruising.
• Durable, UV-resistant, and holds shape well over time.
• Has a classic woven texture.

2. Mylar (Polyester Film):

• Often used in performance sails.
• Lightweight and has very low stretch.
• Usually layered with fibers like Kevlar or Carbon.

3. Kevlar (Aramid):

• Extremely strong and light.
• Used in high-performance racing sails.
• Doesn’t handle UV exposure well, so it's often laminated.

4. Carbon Fiber:

• Super stiff and light, top choice for racing.
• Excellent shape retention, but more fragile and expensive

5. Spectra/Dyneema (Ultra-High-Molecular-Weight Polyethylene):

• Very strong and lightweight.
• Excellent for offshore sails due to its durability.
• Slippery texture and high UV resistance

6. Technora®is a high-performancearamid fiber, similar to Kevlar but with a few unique advantages.

• It’s super tough, incredibly lightweight
• has excellent fatigue and flex resistance, making it ideal for performance sailing

7. Nylon:

• Mostly used for spinnakers and downwind sails.
• Light, stretchy, and colorful.
• Not as strong, but great for catching wind in light conditions.

Some sails are made of a blend of materials and weights.

Finished products are shipped within 24/48 hours and delivery in Italy takes 1-2 working days, for EU countries about 4 working days. Count about 3 days for made to order products, shipping and delivery are the same as for finished products.

Upcycled Sail Wet Bag – One Bag, Endless Adventures

Say goodbye to throwaway packaging and hello to your new favorite gear bag. Made from real downwind sails that have seen some serious ocean time, these upcycled beauties are tough, lightweight, and full of character.

We use them as packaging for your order—but here’s the cool part: they’re made to be reused. Take yours to the beach, gym, pool, or anywhere you need to stash wet or sweaty gear. It’s like getting a free wet bag with your purchase!

Why you’ll love it:

• Made from real, repurposed sailcloth
• Every bag is totally unique
• Water-resistant and quick-drying
• Super handy for swimwear, gym stuff, or sandy flip-flops
• Helps cut waste and keep sails out of landfill

Built for adventure. Made to last. And just plain awesome.