Please select your home edition
Edition
Henri-Lloyd - For the Obsessed

Henri-Lloyd announced as Regatta Clothing Partner for Cowes Classics Week

by Mary Scott-Jackson 19 May 2020 11:38 UTC 25-31 July 2020
Cowes Classics Week clothing by Henri-Lloyd © Henri-Lloyd

The Royal London Yacht Club, organisers of Cowes Classics Week, is delighted to announce a partnership with new sponsors, marine clothing brand Henri-Lloyd, who is joining the regatta as Regatta Clothing Partner and Crew Kit of Cowes as Clothing Branding Partner.

Together Henri-Lloyd and Crew Kit have created a stunning Regatta Collection for competitors and supporters, full details on the regatta website. Henri-Lloyd will also be sponsoring a trophy plus donating a prize of an M-Course jacket for the winner.

Ross Partridge, Performance Sales Partner at Henri-Lloyd said: "Henri-Lloyd are delighted to be partnering with Cowes Classics Week, it is a staple in the regatta calendar and we are excited to be able to offer the official merchandise to the competing sailors, spectators and visitors to Cowes. We wish all the teams the very best luck out on the water.

"A new decade sees a new start for Henri-Lloyd, back with our latest line of innovative sailing clothing, pushing the boundaries to create highly technical pieces that will suit on and off the water activities. Building on our rich heritage of pioneering spirit, the new collection celebrates functionality, minimalism & authenticity.

"We also welcome the opportunity to talk to skippers and crews about 'team kit' for the upcoming season. Our own European manufacturing facility has been newly designed for the production of team kit and custom Gore-Tex products."

Please contact Ross Partridge on +44 7743 159150, or Jo Bowden, MD of Crew Kit on +44 1983 299314, website crewkit.co.uk.

Regatta Chairman, David Gower commented: "Cowes Classics Week is excited to welcome back as Clothing Partner Henri-Lloyd, the marine performance clothing brand. The regatta requires almost 100 volunteers to run successfully and with each one sporting kit provided by Henri-Lloyd they will be comfortable and clearly identifiable. We are looking forward to working with Henri-Lloyd and Crew Kit to deliver a stylish and practical range of clothing for competitors and supporters of the 2020 regatta."

Related Articles

Orca unveils Automatic Rerouting for Sail Routes
Captured the attention of the sailing community for its intuitive planning capabilities Norwegian marine tech startup, Orca, announces the launch of Automatic Rerouting for Sail Routes, a groundbreaking enhancement to its acclaimed Sail Routes feature. Posted today at 5:53 pm
Henri-Lloyd New Arrival: Dri Fast Polo
Designed to perform for long days in the sun, on or off shore Created by Henri-Lloyd 30 years ago, the DRI FAST Polo has become an industry staple. Clean and smart, the DRI FAST Polo is an extremely comfortable, quick drying polo, with added UV protection. Posted today at 9:34 am
Lorient's first Outremer 45, Zoulpi
Outremer celebrates the build Grand Large Yachting and Outremer are proud to announce the launch of the first Outremer 45 built in Lorient, named "Zoulpi". Posted today at 8:59 am
Outfitting activities on Perini Navi 56m Ketch
Great pace and enthusiasm in full compliance with the pre-established timing The activities of the new Perini Navi 56 C. 603 proceed with great pace and enthusiasm in full compliance with the pre-established timing. Posted today at 5:10 am
Sailing Solo Around The World: on a 27-foot Boat
Navigating the Highs and Lows: The Joys and Challenges of Solo Sailing Sailing solo around the world is not for the faint of heart, but for those who dare to embark on this epic adventure, the rewards are boundless. As a solo sailor, navigating the vast expanse of the ocean, I've not encountered moments of loneliness... Posted today at 2:06 am
Easy Med Mooring with the GHOOK from Boatasy
Mooring astern made simple with Boatasy We all know the sailing world is full of strange terminology, and we are about to introduce a new one – Boatasy GHOOK. Posted on 30 Apr
2024 Flagships of the Year
Announced by National Historic Ships UK National Historic Ships UK (NHS-UK) has appointed four historic vessels from around the UK to act as its Flagships of the Year for 2024 and 'fly the flag' for maritime heritage. Posted on 30 Apr
Project Mayflower
Building and sailing a 17th Century replica The origins of Project Mayflower began in the 1950s not with an American, but with a British World War II veteran named Warwick Charlton who had what seemed an impossible dream: to build a historically accurate replica, then sail her across the Atlantic. Posted on 29 Apr
Change of watch at the Cruising Club of America
John “Jay” Gowell and Chace Anderson elected Commodore and Vice-Commodore of 102-year-old club The Cruising Club of America (CCA) installed new flag officers and governors at its annual meeting in March. John "Jay" Gowell, of Jamestown, R.I., took the helm as Commodore of the Club, succeeding Chris Otorowski, of Seattle. Posted on 29 Apr
Entangled humpback whale successfully cut free
The response took several days and involved a broad array of agencies, organizations, and volunteers A humpback whale was entangled in fishing gear in Iliuliuk Bay, near the Port of Dutch Harbor, Alaska. Due to the efforts of NOAA, partners, and local trained volunteers, it was successfully cut free. Posted on 28 Apr
Henri-Lloyd - For the Obsessed