Marine

Everything a boat needs in canvas

From the winter cover to the wheel in your hands — cut to the measurements of your boat, sewn in our workshop in Moschato, fitted by the same people who built it.

What we handle

12 categories

Upholstery

Cockpit cushions, saloon seating and interior panels — re-covered or built from scratch, in marine fabric or leather.

Full winter cover fitted over a sailing boat on the hard

Winter covers

Full and partial covers sewn to the exact measurements of the boat, for the months it sits in the yard or on the mooring.

Bimini top on a stainless frame shading a cockpit

Bimini top

A stainless frame and canvas that holds its tension — shade over the cockpit that folds away when you don't need it.

Sprayhood over the companionway of a sailing yacht

Sprayhood

Cover at the companionway against spray and wind, with windows and YKK zips that still work after a season at sea.

Lazy bag sail cover closed along the boom

Lazy bag

A sail cover on the boom, cut so the mainsail drops straight in and the zip closes without a fight.

Cockpit enclosure with clear panels closing in the aft deck

Cockpit enclosure

The cockpit closed in on every side with clear panels — usable in rain and through the winter, opened back up in summer.

Side panels

Panels that close the gap between bimini and sprayhood, in canvas or clear PVC, zipped so they come off in minutes.

Fitted covers over the cabin windows of a motor yacht

Window covers

UV and privacy protection for cabin windows, cut to each opening and fastened so nothing rubs against the glass.

Shade sail tensioned over the foredeck of a yacht at anchor

Boat shade sails

Shade over the foredeck or the aft deck, tensioned so it stays quiet at anchor instead of flogging all afternoon.

Marine flooring

Synthetic teak decking, cut to a template taken off your own deck and bonded down flat.

Frames

316 stainless tube bent and welded in-house — the frame under a bimini, a sprayhood or a radar arch.

Leather covering stitched onto a yacht's steering wheel

Marine leatherwork

Marine-grade leather on wheels, handrails and interior trim — hand-stitched, cut to a precision fit.

We agree a date and we keep it.

Your boat has a launch date, and a cover that arrives two weeks late is a cover you did not have when you needed it. The delivery date goes in the quote, in writing, before any fabric is cut.

Materials we work with

We work only with top-quality materials: solution-dyed acrylic that holds its colour in Greek sun, zips that still run after five seasons of salt, and marine hardware that does not corrode away from the inside.

Tell us what your boat needs