The Bluenose a Proud Canadian Heritage

Athletic Wear inspired by Canadian History

The Bluenose was a celebrated Canadian fishing and racing gaff-rigged schooner built in 1921 in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia.

Nicknamed the “Queen of the North Atlantic,” she was designed by William J. Roué and captained by Angus Walters.

The vessel dominated the International Fishermen’s Trophy for some two decades.

The Bluenose II was launched in 1963 and has acted as Nova Scotia’s sailing ambassador ever since.

It has visited ports around the world, welcoming visitors and serving as a constant link to the glorious age of sail.

Homage to Canadian Female Athletes

You know one of the quintessential summer shoes, VANS?

Well we felt that Canada deserved it’s own shoe.

Since we have such a proud history of Canadian Female athletes from my hero Hayley Wickenheiser to Nancy Greene Raine to Silken Laumann who showed a real courage on the water and practices excellent pet care.

We want our Bluenose IV line to make you want to get up and GO.  Why Bluenose IV you ask?

The first Bluenose sadly was wrecked and the Bluenose II is doing well.

I have read that a Bluenose III was considered, so I thought I should offer a fourth instead.

Come find yourself in our closet.