FAQs
What size do I need?
Typically if you have a favorite shirt that is a similar style, it will more than likely be the same size as that. We use standard-sized shirts. You can check out some size charts HERE.
How much is shipping?
Shipping is free for all orders over $100 on 2022 Annapolis Boat Show Gear. Shipping for orders less than $100 will be determined by weight and will be sent by either US Postal Service or UPS. You can also select to pick up your purchase at the boat show at the Main Show Apparel Booth inside the Main Gate.
Do you accept returns? What is your exchange policy?
Yes. You can return or exchange any unworn and unwashed merchandise for up to 7 days after the delivery date. Contact us and we’ll email a prepaid return-shipping label to you. Due to limited runs of Boat Show Gear it is best to make returns ASAP to insure the best possibility of getting a replacement shirt.
If the shirt is defective (a hole, ink in the wrong place, bad stitching) we will replace at no cost to you.
If you need a different size, or a different design, there will be an additional one way-shipping fee. Just send the shirt back ASAP (at your cost) and we we will send the replacement shirt or equal value at no additional cost to you.
If you just don’t like the shirt (cannot imagine that) we ask that you ship it back to us and we’ll credit your full purchase price (less the shipping costs) when we receive it.
Do the shirts shrink?
Some do, some don’t. The garment-dyed mens' shirts hardly shrink at all. They started as a white shirt that is then dyed, washed and shrunk at that stage. The rest of our shirts - Women’s, Kid’s, and the Men’s White and Ash or Sport Gray are the more normal “pre-shrunk” you might be used to but will still shrink @ 3 - 5% if dried a full cycle in a hot dryer.
Where are the shirts made?
We try to source the best shirts available; they just don’t make them all in America any more. Much of the cotton is grown in America, some of the shirts are dyed in America. However, we can guarantee that all of them are printed in America and the designs are done by friendly sailing folks.