Submechanophilia (from Latin sub: ‘under’; from English: mechano: ‘machine’; and from Ancient Greek φιλία (-philia) ‘love’). An attraction to submerged man-made objects, either partially or entirely underwater. Born out of a love of shipwreck diving and Great Lakes maritime culture, Submechanophilia is a collection of products that are at home on the deck of a dive boat, a cabin porch, or on any worthy adventure. The concept was inspired by Great Lakes nautical charts, on which depth soundings are marked in “feet and fathoms” and old maps that show shipwreck locations with the tilted bow of a sinking schooner.
shipping
I have explored shipping options from every angle and have been left with the conclusion that shipping things outside of North America is expensive, no way around it. That said, if you bundle items in one package, it is more economical.
I ship everything via US Postal First Class Domestic (USA) or International and costs are reflected in the shipping rates.
Important note for international orders:
The recipient is responsible for paying any additional duties, taxes, and customs clearance fees upon receipt of the package. These charges can vary widely and are often based on the price and type of item, package weight and dimensions, origin country, and the taxes, duties, and fees of the destination country. We can’t predict which of these fees, if any, will be applied, but please be aware and prepared. If you have questions, contact your local post office about receiving international merchandise from the USA in your country.
When you’re off-gassing on the dive deck after a long deco hang, that sun can be harsh. Pull on this washed cotton twill cap and the 6-inch brim gives a little shade, while the hook-and-loop adjustment tab at the back keeps it on snug when the wind picks up. Works just as well in an open top Landy or simply chilling on the dock. One size.
Made in North Carolina, USA.
Please note: we are a small brand, so our inventory is limited.
(Limit 1 per order.)