Our story, still unfolding
Some trips
stay with you.
Eight strangers. A sailboat. The sort of friendship you keep making plans for.

01 / Caribbean · New Year’s
Strangers when
we stepped aboard.
Eight of us arrived from different countries for roughly two weeks of sailing in the Caribbean. A small boat became a shared home: swims between islands, meals together, music, jokes and plans that changed with the day.
Living that close to one another has a way of speeding up a friendship. Somewhere along the way, we stopped feeling like people on the same holiday and started feeling like a crew.
Shared meals. Saltwater swims. A little less watching the clock.

02 / Cyclades · June 2026
Good crews find
their way back.
Six months later, we reunited in Greece. The Cyclades gave us another week of sailing, swimming and the kind of plans that are better when everyone has a say.
There were scooters, basketball, ice cream, shared food, late nights and sunsets. The best part wasn’t one destination. It was finding ourselves with the same people we wanted to keep having adventures with.
Same crew. New coastline. Still time for one more swim.
Good company comes first
Meet the crew.
The people behind the ponchos.
A few stories worth bringing home.

Introductions coming aboard.
Eight strangers, a shared boat and plenty of stories. Our faces and favourite memories will be right here.
Probably on a boat.Our crew. Our memories.
The crew,
through our lens.
From the Caribbean to the Cyclades.
The moments in between.
Our trip album is on its way. A few familiar faces, favourite places and moments worth keeping.
The feeling we wanted to bring home
Good company.
Questionable itineraries.
Memories worth keeping.
That’s the part of the trip we’re trying to put into a poncho.

03 / From the crew to the first design
Something useful.
Something ours.
The first idea was simple: eight ponchos for the eight of us. Something for drying off after a swim, getting changed on a boat or sitting on deck when the breeze picked up.
We wanted it to be practical, comfortable and just a little playful. A small shared badge. A quiet joke at the hem. Maybe your own name, because someone always leaves something on deck.
Those first eight are an ambition we’re working towards. We’re developing and testing the design before opening real orders.
Meet the six design concepts
Our small badge of belonging.
The shell. The sail. The crew.
A little mark.
A lot behind it.
The conch brings us back to the sea. The sail is movement, freedom and seeing what’s around the next headland. Together, they make a crew patch you can take with you.
Ocean blue carries the water. Cream feels like canvas and salt-softened light. A little orange keeps the whole thing warm. And the rounded lettering? Friendly, just like we want the welcome to be.
Our story started with eight
There’s room for
your crew, too.
You don’t need to have been on our boat. Bring your own people, your own coastline and your own excellent reasons to stay a little longer.
Find your next shipmateA poncho. We mean a poncho.