Flags and upholstery for yachts,sewn in one workshop.
MAST Marine cuts and sews what a yacht flies and everything soft she carries: courtesy flags, ensigns and signal sets on one table; cushions, covers and awnings on the next.
MAST MARINE, spelled in the International Code of Signals
01Two lines
One workshop, two trades.
The same hands, the same machines and the same habit of starting from a pattern. What changes is what comes off the table.
MAST Flags
Hand-sewn maritime flags
Courtesy flags for 241 countries and territories, national and maritime ensigns, and complete International Code of Signals sets. Each colour is a cloth of its own, matched to its Pantone reference and sewn panel to panel.
Exterior cushions, covers and hoods, biminis and awnings, interior textiles and cabin mattresses. The pattern is taken aboard, off the fitted piece, and the work is sewn in our own workshop.
Both lines share one workshop in La Massana and one way of working: the pattern comes first, every panel is cut from it, and the sewing stays in our own hands.
A flag is several dyed cloths cut to pattern and sewn to each other, drawn to its official proportions. A cushion is a top panel, a boxing strip and a zip, cut from a pattern taken on the boat itself. Different pieces, the same discipline.
Where
La Massana, Andorra
Flags
Cut and sewn panel by panel, to each flag's official proportions
Upholstery
Patterned aboard, sewn in the workshop, fitted aboard
Delivery
Flags worldwide · upholstery in Andorra and Mediterranean yards
Panel by panel
Every colour, its own cloth
Finished and folded
Cut from a pattern. Sewn by hand. Fitted to your boat.
03Materials
What it is made of decides how long it lasts.
In a flag
Durable fabric
100% polyester, 175 g/m². Our most weather-resistant cloth, made to fly every day in sun, salt and wind.
Premium fabric
Polyester fabric to UK MOD (Ministry of Defence) specification, 155 g/m². A woven cloth, with the feel and drape of a traditional flag.
Colour
Every colour is matched to its Pantone reference. The colour is in the cloth, panel by panel.
Finish
A sewn sleeve at the hoist with the rope inside, loops finished by hand, and a wooden toggle if you want one.