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Several hundred sail lofts in the US and Canada, listed by Dutchman, the maker of a reefing and furling accessory.
[Martinus Van Breems, Inc, Norwalk, CT, USA]
A combination of two of the lowest friction materials, UHMW polyethylene and MDS Nylon, Dutchman has created a lighter less expensive alternative to ball-bearing systems.
[Martinus Van Breems, Inc, Norwalk, CT, USA]
Custom sailmaker specializing in a variety of cruising sails. Extensive on-line questionnaire for obtaining a quote to help you choose quality, cloth, cut, battens, hardware, and other details of a sail.
[Hong Kong Sailmakers, Kowloon, Hong Kong]
Specializes in performance cruising sails. Also launders and repairs, installs furling systems, and makes cushions, dodgers, biminis, and other canvas. Two locations in southern Massachusetts
[Harding Sails, Inc., Marion, MA, USA]
Sails for coastal cruising and bluewater cruising from 40 lofts located in 20 countries around the world. Proprietary designs include the Stackpack fully-battened mainsail, the Asymmetrical Power Cruiser, and the Utility Power Sail.
[Doyle Sailmakers, Marblehead, MA, USA]
Strong, clear, non-yellowing acrylic double-coated tapes for repairing seams.
[Eastern Adhesives, Inc., Doylestown, PA, USA]
Builder of custom offshore mainsails and headsails, spinnakers and other sails
[Elliott/Pattison Sailmakers, Newport Beach, CA, USA]
Makes cruising sails in their lofts in Rochester, NY, Wickford, RI, and Hamilton, Ontario
[Haarstick Sailmakers, Rochester, Rochester, USA]
Supplier of all sailmaking and repair needs, including sewing machines designed for the marine environment, fabrics, battens, adhesives, findings, tools and more.
[Sailrite Enterprises. Inc., Churubusco, IN, USA]
More than 20 franchised sail lofts across the United States and in other countries. UK invented the Flasher, an asymmetrical pole-less cruising spinnaker that handles as easily as a genoa, and offers a full line of cruising designs.
[UK Sailmakers, USA]At the end of three or four months with the Dacron sails you′ll have the same [stretched] shape that the [laminated Mylar and Dacron] will have at the end of about three years.
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