Sailing Where Money Goes to Die | Unisex Premium Tee

Because boating economics are simple: take a perfectly normal object, slap the word MARINE on the package, and suddenly it costs three times as much.

A $12 rope? Marine line: $47. A tiny metal thingy? Marine hardware: $86. A new sail because yours is “still totally fine” but starting to sound less crunchy? We don’t talk about that number.

Then there’s bottom paint, trailer tires, registration, covers, blocks, shackles, lines, and at least one mysterious piece of hardware roughly the size of a Cheerio that costs more than dinner.

But it’s fine. You don’t need money. You need another carbon-fiber thing you absolutely swear will make the boat faster.

Retirement is temporary. Boat parts are forever. ⛵️💸

Next Level 6010 Unisex Tri-blend Crew

• 4.3 oz.,

• Tri-blend (50% polyester/25% combed ringspun cotton/25% rayon jersey)

• Fabric laundered for reduced shrinkage

• 1x1 baby rib-knit set-in collar

• Soft, satin label

• Sideseamed

• Shoulder to shoulder taping

• Tear-away label