I like the sleeve print also. Please consider the SPF shirts available today.
They're slowly replacing the cotton in all my "fishing" shirts.

Agree whole hardly with the above^

I'm in for short and long sleeves.

Here's another vote for Island Trader's version, although I'd prefer the logo he has on the front be on the back of the shirt . . . it's technically more accurate! Looks like a forward section of the Moesly 21 hull, about 1' aft of the bow!

This is not Carla's / the Moesly site so I am not sure why their logo?

I would love this on a T-shirt.

I think making some new T-shirts is a great idea and I will be adding to the order.

It's the bottom design that SeaCraft is noted for ... Resulting in the smooth ride.
So what ever we can do/draw that will depict this the best, is what i would like to see.

Trayder,

Since you're the founding father, I would certainly defer to your choice! I was thinking like Carla however, that it's the VDH which really distinguishes SeaCraft, so any logo that highlights that would seem to be appropriate, maybe even a sketch that depicts the aeration produced by the vertical steps in picture below! (I'm not biased! :) ) Denny

What ever you all what is fine with me I just do not want to step on Carla's toes with the logo design.

I may have found a source for t printing.

As for style, I like the Moesly VDR as it is more accurate. Doesn`t have to say Moesly.

I may ask Sister Sarah if she might do a stylized impressionistic version of Peter B`s
hull form.

As for shirts, the dri fit shirts have come light years as far as comfort and they are nice and cool compared to cotton.
Cotton will also be offered in the future.

IF I can get good quality and pricing, I might, cough, cough, take this on.
That`s a big might.

What is the name of the font that Moesly used. I like the garramond, but choices may come if this makes sense.

What in goats head soup am I thinking?

Cheers,
GFS

For what it is worth..

Potter is Potter and Moesly is Moesly !!!

Lets keep the years separate cause' that is the way it was...:cool:

They are both excellent scripts for our beloved vessels... :)

This site is based on 1969 to 1980

The Moesly site is based from the beginning!!


PS: This means "NO" Sheep or herders with boots on....