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Clean Sailors is delighted to announce that Malta Sail Factory has joined the ReSail by Clean Sailors platform, continuing the expansion of this gl...

Clean Sailors is proud to welcome Alex Van Doren as the latest ambassador to join our global movement for a cleaner sailing industry.  Since steppi...

  OneSails GBR South, becomes the second OneSails loft and the latest pioneering team within the OneSails network—to take part in this growing in...

SOUTH WEST, UK – Clean Sailors is thrilled to welcome accomplished youth sailor Amelie Ballantyne as its newest ambassador. Amelie (14), based in t...

Cambridge School of Art, Anglia Ruskin University, has teamed up with Clean Sailors on the University’s Sustainable Design and Innovation module w...

It’s 2021 and SKB Sails in Falmouth, Cornwall, have agreed to become the first drop-off point for old sails, in a pilot project by Clean Sailors.  ...

Solo sailor, Ella Hibbert, spent this Summer preparing herself and her boat for her upcoming non-stop single-handed circumnavigation of the Arct...

Retired superyacht sails are transformed into much needed shelter on Maui, in response to 2023 wildfires.  Last year, the deadliest U.S. wildfires...

 The legacy of the America’s Cup has long represented innovation; from the ‘Hundred Guinea Cup’ in 1851 where schooners raced around the UK’s Isle ...

As we know, sails are strong and durable, built to withstand some of Earth’s toughest environments; UV light, saltwater and wind. Made from complex...

With an estimated 30,000 tons of composite waste from old boats being discarded in European landfills annually, alone, we know this continues to be...

Now, we know since the 1950’s, GRP and FRP hulls – glass and fibre reinforced plastics, became the go-to for boat building. These materials were re...