Who's Your Favorite Sailmaker?

[oldragbaggers]

Originally Posted by minaret

Aaaw, it's all in good fun!

Of course it is. I figure I'm doing a public service. If you're picking on ME, you're leaving someone else alone. Right?


And besides....we've been Oldragbaggers for years, since BEFORE we bought sails from Sail Warehouse.

[S/V Alchemy]

Originally Posted by minaret

Schattauer.


Ferdinand Porsche built many a tank for the Nazis. The Elefant was originally named the Ferdinand.




http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferdinand_(Tank_hunter)

And Hugo Boss did uniforms for the SS. Most Me109s and FW-190s were powered by BMW engines. But I was using the present tense.

[ka4wja]

EllesBelles,

This is a rather easy question to answer...

Mack Sails

http://macksails.com/

772-283-2306

I've been a long-time satisfied customer!!!
(and my parents were long-time satisfied customers of their father's, way back with Mack-Shaw Sails!!)

Great guys....(yes, honest, informed, and patient)
Great sailors...(yes, they have real-world experience/knowledge)
Great sailmakers....(yes, the do MAKE their own sails)

(they actually design, cut, sew, manufacture all their own sails, right here in Florida....from only high-quality cloth)

Sail Cloth


See this recent discussion here...
http://www.cruisersforum.com/forums/...ml#post1563499



Fair winds...

John
s/v Annie Laurie

[Annie in WA]

Hasse & Co. Port Townsend Sails. Such good people, and their cruising sails are made with incredible attention to detail. If you get the chance, visit their sail loft or take the sewing class that's offered a couple of times a year. Hasse's company is a longtime supporter for teaching and promoting sailing in Port Townsend. I'm glad I have this opportunity to put in a good word for them.

[Cheechako]

Originally Posted by minaret

Schattauer.

Schattauer, Seattle WA.
Whom Hasse learned from.

[Hannah on 'Rita T']

Glenn Housley, Annapolis, MD

[David M]

Kami Richards, Pineapple Sails, Alameda, CA