Save
Purpose-built fishing and country wear for the edges of the water.
We don't inherit the water. We borrow it.
Save began on a stretch of coast where the morning tide kept returning the same debris. Discarded nets. Plastic. The remains of an industry the sea had refused to keep.
We make gear for people who spend their lives on the water and want to leave it better than they found it. Organic fibres grown without synthetic pesticides. Yarn spun from recovered ghost nets. Garments built to be repaired, not replaced.
What we use, and what we won't.
Every Save garment lists the certifications behind its fibres — GOTS for cotton, RWS for wool, and traceability records for the recovered ocean plastic in our watch cases and shell linings. If we can't verify a material's origin, we don't use it.
Built for weather. Tested in it.
Our shells are seam-sealed and field-tested by working anglers and guides on rivers and coastlines around the world. We won't quote hydrostatic head numbers we haven't measured ourselves.