What people drink out of aboard, and what they keep using at home afterwards. Five pieces covering the whole day: the tumbler that holds ice through an afternoon, the mug for the first run out, and the glasses that come out once the anchor is down.
Insulated Marine Tumbler 20 oz — $44.00. Insulated marine tumbler, 20 oz, double-wall stainless steel with your boat artwork printed in full color. Keeps coffee hot through the sunrise bite and drinks cold through the afternoon troll.
Insulated Water Bottle — $39.00. Vacuum-insulated stainless steel water bottle printed with your boat, 17 oz with a screw-top lid. Cold from the first run out to the last line ashore.
Galley Enamel Mug — $28.00. Custom enamel camp mug with a stainless steel rim, printed with your boat, the classic galley coffee mug for first light off the stern. Hand-wash, campfire-friendly.
Rocks Glass — $18.00 · set of 4 $60.00. Heavy-bottomed rocks glass printed with your boat, the sundowner glass that stays put on a teak table. Buy one or set the boat up with four.
Sundowner Wine Glass — $24.00. Custom stemless wine glass printed with your boat artwork, 15 oz, cockpit-stable, dishwasher-safe. Sundowners at anchor, upgraded.
Insulated for the cockpit
A double-walled tumbler and a vacuum water bottle both hold temperature long enough to matter in the sun, and neither sweats onto a chart or a teak table. These are the two that live aboard permanently.
Enamel for the galley
The enamel mug is the one that survives being knocked off a counter in a beam sea. It is also the piece people photograph most, because a boat drawn on white enamel reads clearly at arm’s length.
Glass for the evening
A rocks glass and a stemmed wine glass for sundowners at anchor. Buy the rocks glass singly or as a set of four, which is the way most boats end up ordering it once the first one is aboard.
Printed to survive washing
Each piece is decorated the way that surface actually holds: sublimation where the substrate takes it, so the artwork is in the coating rather than a sticker on top of it. Hand washing keeps any printed drinkware looking right for longest, dishwashers being harder on print than salt water ever is.
Start with a photo
One good side-on shot is all it takes. You see the artwork before you pay, revisions are free, and every order is checked again before it prints.
The artwork is included in the price of whatever you order, from an $8 sticker to a $95 helm mat. There is no setup fee and no art charge. Comparable studios charge $100 to $200 for the artwork alone before you buy anything to put it on.
How long does it take to see my boat as artwork?
About a minute. You upload one photograph and the drawing comes back in the same session, before you pay. Most custom boat shops email a proof in three to seven business days.
Do I have to pay before I see the design?
No. You see the finished artwork and approve it before you spend anything. Revisions are free until it looks like her, and nothing is printed until you say so.
What photo do you need?
One good side-on shot of the boat, from a phone or a photo library. The whole hull in frame, taken in even light rather than hard glare, is all it takes.
How long does delivery take?
Most gear ships in three to seven business days and arrives in five to nine, made to order in the USA and shipped with tracking. Free standard US shipping over $75.
What if it arrives wrong?
We remake it or refund it in full, your choice, if it arrives damaged, misprinted, or not what you approved.
Can a whole crew order matching gear?
Yes. Approving a design creates a crew store at a shareable link, and everyone ordering through it gets 10% off every item with no code and no minimum. One approved drawing stays the same drawing across every piece and every order.