From the winter cover to the leather on the wheel in your hands — cut to the measurements of your boat, sewn in our own workshop at Kalligoni on Lefkada, and fitted by the same people who built it.
If a boat has no proper cover, sun, rain and dust get at the gel-coat and the instruments — and long before that, at your pleasure in being aboard. Full and partial covers, sewn to the exact measurements of the boat.
Shade over the cockpit on a stainless frame, cut and tensioned so it stays taut and quiet instead of drumming in the first breeze.
The hood over the companionway — the piece that keeps spray out of the cockpit and the crew off the wet side of the boat.
The cockpit closed in on every side with clear panels — usable in rain and through the winter, and opened back up in summer.
A sail cover on the boom, cut so the mainsail drops straight into it and the zip closes without a fight.
An aerodynamic awning that sets like a sail: it goes up easily, stays tight, and gives you the feeling of being on a boat rather than under a tent.
Wheels, rails and grab handles wrapped and hand-stitched to the fitting — the points of the boat that take the wear, and the ones your hands are on all day.
We agree a date and we keep it.
Your boat has a launch date. A cover that arrives two weeks later is a cover you did not have when you needed it. We agree the date in writing on the quote, and we keep it.
We use only top-grade fabrics and products, and we name them, because on a boat the name is the specification: solution-dyed acrylic that holds its colour in Greek sun, thread that outlives the cloth it joins, and hardware that does not corrode away from the inside.