"Blending proven handwork and traditional sailmaking
methods with modern techniques of sail design and
construction to ensure good performance and lasting
durability."
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| Gallery | |
| Schattauer Sails in action ... | |
| Ingrid Ketch Molly Brown |  |
| J-29 Diva |  |
| Catalina 36 Iwalani |  |
| Falmouth Channel Cutter Able (photo by Sharon Edwards) |  |
| Thumper en route to Hawaii, flying storm jib in the mid-Pacific |  |
| ACS aboard Bristol Channel cutter Spicer |  |
| Tashiba 31 Felicity, at start of the Ba Ha Ha Ha |  |
| Tioga, a K. Aage Nielsen Yawl |  |
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| Layla, a Panda 40 under ACS with huge palm tree inlay |  |
| Yoni, a custom Perry/Eden 50 |  |
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| Gauntlet Class Cutter Morning Flight |  |
| Egret, with our headsail and mizzen |  |
| Franz & Axel, circa 1976 |  |
| 40' S&S Yawl Querencia |  |
| Triton 45 Mangatea |  |
| Frank doing spinnaker inlay |  |
| Johanna, a custom Alden Cutter shown sailing in San Francisco. She is a 2002 and 2003 winner of her class at the Master Mariners Regatta. Johanna has returned to her roots and now calls Blind Bay, Shaw Island her home. |  |
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| This is Aage, our Wheaten Terrier, on vacation up in the San Juan Islands. He is the official loft dog and customer greeter when he is at the loft. |  |
| Aage taking his navigational duties very seriously! |  |