
Sealand Gear Features at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Cape Town 2017
This past weekend (April 7th - 9th) was the Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Cape Town and we are so stoked to have been part of it!! We teamed up with Mevrou & Co, Ballo and 2bop under the Fashion R...

The invention of plastics has been one of the most wonderful and terrible things to happen to this planet. Currently, plastic pollution in the ocean is an enormous, increasing problem that we don’t...

Upcycling and Recycling: All The Way Through To Packaging
You look at the ingredients on your food packaging, you buy hemp clothing, and you become eco-conscious and aware. You’re on the bandwagon. Championing recycling and upcycling and a life of non-wa...

Sealand Gear believes in minimising the output of waste material to landfill. In this process we find material that can have a second function as a usable product using the up-cycling process. We g...

Introducing Sealand Gear Ambassador Patrick Burnett
With the concept of making upcycled products from discarded yacht sails, truck tarpaulin, advertising billboard, ripstop and Bedouin stretch tent materials, who better to represent Sealand on the g...

The Green Economy by Brett Shearer
There is a significant shift happening. Across the globe there is agreement that the current economic model is unsustainable – on a planet with finite resources. The widening gap of inequality betw...

Introducing Sealand Gear Ambassador Sacha Specker
Surfer, bodyboarder, traveler, photographer and survivor. Time to see what makes Spex tick. "Why not use what has already been used as does not need to be brand new" Photo credit_ Ayesha Specke...

Human Shoal vs White Shark involves Sealand Gear ambassador & founder
When someone shouts “shark”, surfers paddle to shore as fast as they can, right? Nooit bru, not when hardy Cape Town surfers are helping a mate. SPIKE from Wavescape spoke to a shaken Sacha Specker...

Waste Management and the use of Pretentious, Eco-conscious Terminology
We all know how to recycle. It’s common sense: extract from our waste that which can be used again. It applies to the very basics - glass, tin, paper etc and it is widely used, although not enough,...



