

Arthur Beale Open Neck Sailors' Smock
Made in Britain These sailcloth smocks have been designed to be highly practical pieces of work wear. The canvas cuts out cold wind while sailing. ...
View full detailsMade in Britain These sailcloth smocks have been designed to be highly practical pieces of work wear. The canvas cuts out cold wind while sailing. ...
View full detailsA Timeless Classic A very popular flat collar jacket suitable for casual or work wear. Excellent quality canvas which is not lined but very wel...
View full detailsThe Classic Breton Top. 100% Carded Cotton Heavyweight Jersey. Long sleeves. Boat Neck. Close Fitting. A very comfortable and long lasting top whi...
View full detailsThe Isoder jacket is waterproof, flexible and ideal for all outdoor activities. The Isoder jacket combines two major innovations developed exclusi...
View full detailsFamous for their durability and warmth This turn up sailor hat will keep you cosy and stylish. 1x1 rib knit. 100% wool. Pair with a wool pullov...
View full detailsProven in the Arctic by the Swedish Army. 72% British Wool with 28% polyamide for long lasting strength. The extra thick terry knit provides th...
View full detailsThis is a serious piece of wet weather clothing as chosen by North Sea fishermen and women. Also chosen by adventurers who appreciate its total wat...
View full detailsJust the thing for rounding Cape Horn in a square rigger! These tough canvas hats will wear beautifully and they are fully adjustable for a su...
View full detailsFirstly, bleary eyed, I log onto the Zoe Covid app to make my daily report to find that cases in my area having been dropping rapidly. Well that has to be a great start to the day! Then, warily, I...
2020 certainly gave us a bumpy ride! Thanks for hanging on, we seem to have made it through to the New Year without losing our rigging. I hope you are all well and taking care of yourselves. Strangely enough we...
How frustrating it must be to have a boat costing £120 million and a team of the world’s top sailors yet they haven't been able to take part in all the practice races in Auckland. The risks of a foiling...
Supplying natural fibre ropes for 500 years
This is a very softly laid rope making it very comfortable, pliable and tactile to use. It is occassionally still used as jib or main sheets in tra...
View full detailsFlax is a wonderful natural material. In the 16th century Arthur Beale was called John Buckingham Flax Dresser and Rope Maker. The blue flowering f...
View full detailsCotton Magic Cord. These hollow braided cords made from natural cotton. They are very soft and pliable designed for ease of use during performance....
View full detailsManila Rope is made from a fairly coarse fibre from the abaca plant. It makes the rope slightly rough to handle and it can give small splinters to ...
View full detailsJute fibres come from the skin or “bast” of the jute plant. The fibres can vary between a metre and 4 metres long. Apart from making twine and rope...
View full detailsThis is an attractive pale rope which is useful in the garden for trailing plants or decking handrailing. It is also widely used on cat stratching ...
View full detailsMade from the husk of the coconut. The fibre is short and fairly strong but lightweight and extraordinary elastic. Exposure to salt water actually ...
View full detailsJute fibres come from the skin or “bast” of the jute plant. The fibres can vary between a metre and 4 metres long. Apart from making twine and rope...
View full detailsThis four strand rope also has a central core. It has a rounder appearance to three strand ropes. Although very marginally weaker than hawser laid ...
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