The Regatta
Before first light the fleet slips its moorings, and the harbour fills with the sound of halyards against masts. Out beyond the heads the wind is already working — and the race, as it has for a century and a half, begins in the dark.
Ocean racing asks everything of a crew: patience through the calm, nerve through the squall, and the quiet discipline to hold a line when the sea would rather you didn't. It rewards preparation over bravado, and it never forgives the unready.
NUDA WEAR's Regatta is dressed for that world — breton jersey and deck shells cut for salt and spray, and technical pieces built for the rail in a blow. From the start gun to the club terrace at dusk: understated, seaworthy, and made to be worn hard.