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Secondhand Sails - An up-to-date list of secondhand sails available to the yachting community.
Arrow Sails - Sailmaker to the GP14 national champions, 470 sails, covers and repairs.
North Sails UK Ltd - Comprehensive information on sails for yachts and one-design classes as well as race reports and sailing articles.
Saturn Sails Ltd - Design and performance build, longevity, quality and value for money. Company and contact details.
McWilliam Sailmakers - With lofts in Hamble and Cowes, specialising in producing Tape-Drive racing sails.
Wavelength Designs - Sailmaker, mastbuilder and accessories manufacturer specialising in singlehanded dinghies, particularly Contender, Phantom and Solo classes.
SKB Sails - Design and manufacture of sails, upholstery and boat covers for all types of boats and yachts.
Banks Sails - Specialise in making racing, cruising, classic and one-design sails, as well as accessories and boat covers.
Westaway Sails - Sailmaker specialising in sails for racing and cruising yachts.
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