NAMED FOR A HEADLAND. BUILT AROUND A WAY OF WORKING.

Point Delgada is a narrow headland on California's Lost Coast. It shelters the small harbor at Shelter Cove, on a stretch of coastline so rugged the highway builders gave up and went inland. The boats that work those waters live by a simple code: take care of your gear, respect the ocean, look out for your crew.

We're not a fishing company, and we don't pretend to be. We're an independent clothing brand, and that code is what we design around.

Our graphics come from the working waterfront: trawler schematics, signal flags, specimen-plate sea life, stenciled crate markings. Many are drawn from the F/V Ironwright, an imagined steel longliner we built on paper as a composite of the boats that fish the Pacific coast. She doesn't exist on the water, but she's the reason every design has a hull line or a flag in the right place.

Every piece is printed or embroidered to order on heavyweight, garment-dyed cotton, so we don't overproduce and you get something made for you. We release new designs in numbered drops, the Fleet Issues, and keep our core line, Standard Issue, available year-round.

If you work the water, thank you. This one's for you. If you don't, welcome aboard anyway.