Unapologetically American
Coastal Living,
American Style.
Apparel about the working American coast — the families, the boats, the towns that still do the work.
Oxford, Maryland
Who We Are
Drawn From the Working Coast.
Printed in the USA.
There is a working coast in this country and most people drive past it. Lobstermen in Stonington, draggers out of Gloucester, party boats out of Fortescue, shrimpers in Bayou La Batre, crabbers on Tangier. We put what they do on the back of a shirt, named honestly and drawn accurately.
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Dressed for the Coast
The Gazetteer
2,330 working coastal towns.
Maine to the Rio Grande.
We've mapped every one. We've landed at a few dozen. We're starting on the rest.
From the Coast
The Coast Journal
Tidal
Blue Crab Season: A Waterman's Guide
Everything you need to know about America's most beloved crustacean — from the water to the table. The harvest, the traditions, and the right way to eat them.
Places
Tangier Island: The Last Watermen's Village
A tiny island in the middle of the Chesapeake Bay where the old ways of the water are still very much alive — and where time seems to move at a different pace.
Food & Drink
How to Steam Blue Crabs the Right Way
Old Bay, beer, and patience. The tradition of steaming crabs is part ritual, part feast — and there's a right way to do it.