DOYLE SAILS and SAILGP share a passion for sustainability, striving to make the best environmental, social, and economic decisions throughout our journey, and as global leaders using the ocean as both a workplace and a place of leisure, we have an innate awareness of the need for its protection.
Doyle Sails is proud to partner with several significant charities and foundations that share the same philosophies for leadership, sustainability, and education. This week that list of significant partnerships grew to include Fair Food. Fair Food is Auckland’s original food rescue charity and is on a mission to feed people, not landfills! The charity rescues …
For those that aspire to be professional sailors an apprenticeship in sailmaking is one of the best points of entry to consider and there are more opportunities than ever at Doyle Sails. For Doyle Sails International CEO, Mike Sanderson, a sailmaking apprenticeship was the obvious route to reaching his career goals. “My aim in life …
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The ocean’s health is key to the sustainability of our business, and we endeavour to continuously improve our actions to ensure our playground is there for many more years to come. We are on a journey to do our part, starting with changes around our Auckland based loft. Every surface arrives to our Stratis plant …
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The Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron and Doyle Sails are proud to release our joint limited-edition ‘A Circular Story’ luggage range of eco-friendly clutches, tote bags and gear bags – repurposed from Doyle’s New Zealand-made sails and recycled sail making materials to create a statement line of bags by sailors, for sailors. As global leaders …
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In 2020, Doyle Sails announced a significant partnership with Peter Burling and Blair Tuke’s ocean conservation charity Live Ocean and is proud to extend that partnership for another year as a major supporter. The global sail-making business says there is an “obvious and very natural fit” between Doyle Sails and Live Ocean, with a shared …
You could be mistaken for thinking that Friday Night Lights is a new Netflix series, but instead, it is a welcome initiative supporting High School fleet racing in Newport, Rhode Island. For the past eight summers, Friday Night Lights has seen hundreds of high school students race out of Sail Newport, against fellow local school …
BY SAILGP NEW ZEALAND | MAR 28, 2022 Monday 28 March, Auckland The New Zealand SailGP Team has been crowned inaugural Impact League champions at the SailGP Season 2 Grand Final in San Francisco, winning USD $100,000 prize money for its Race for the Future charity partner, Live Ocean Foundation. A second leaderboard which runs alongside the Season Championship, the …
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What happens to a sail at the end of its life, has been a problem Doyle Sails has been working to solve for many years. However, finding an economically and sustainably sound solution for the millions of square meters of high performance sails neatly stored all over the world is easier said than done. Until …
The history of 6m Nada, and the restoration story at Woodstock | Following a passionate dream of many years, in 2005, Woodstock began the project of rebuilding the 1930 Fife 6 Metre ‘Nada’. Applying a fusion of sophisticated and traditional techniques, she boasts the design genius of a previous millennium and the best construction skills …
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