Essential Coastal Estate pieces built around the signature wordmark and monogram.

Inspired by the worn-in athletic shirts, surf clubs, rowing teams, sailing crews, and coastal sporting culture of another era, The Coastal Athletic Club Collection brings a vintage collegiate feel to life through the lens of Coastal Estate.

Each design is built around a different coastal place or club identity, using bold varsity lettering, classic sporting graphics, and distressed finishes designed to feel like a favorite shirt you’ve had for years. From Montauk and Cape Cod to Malibu, Bondi, Nazaré, and beyond, the collection celebrates the places, sports, and easygoing lifestyle that have always belonged near the water.

Made to feel familiar from the first wear, these pieces combine old-school athletic style with the relaxed character of the coast — wherever that coast may be.

In 1966, the world of surfing came to Ocean Beach, San Diego. More than 10,000 spectators gathered along the California coast as surfers from seven nations competed in the World Surfing Championships—the first world championship of its kind ever hosted in the United States. Australia’s Nat Young emerged as the men’s champion, while American Joyce Hoffman claimed the women’s title. More than a contest, Ocean Beach marked a turning point in surfing history, capturing a moment when style, competition, and board design were beginning to change the sport forever. Heritage Series No. 001 remembers that weekend on the sand and the era of surfing that surrounded it.