Salt Life’s team of avid watermen has helped put Salt Life’s apparel to the test, and it is designed to withstand the harsh environment that comes with the territory of saltwater sports. The journey to develop a quality brand that effortlessly combines function and fashion wasn’t easy, but for those who live the Salt Life, it was important. Salt Life apparel takes you from the boat to the beach and is constantly evolving to fit your needs.
Whether you’re going offshore fishing for marlin, diving to explore a wreck, or surfing gnarly waves, our distinctive dedication to offer quality products ranging from apparel, performance gear, sunglasses, accessories, and even the ubiquitous decal, they have something for everyone that is living the Salt Life.
The Summer Stoke Sorbet long sleeve boyfriend tee is a great addition to your wardrobe! Featuring a front, back, and sleeve screenprint, front pocket, and made with 135gram cotton jersey, this tee provides a soft to the touch feel and comfortable fit.
The Sand Bar boonie hat is made from 100% UV performance polyester with a front embroidery and interior screen print. The wide brim hat features quick dry, moisture wicking, antimicrobial, ultra light quick reaction fabric and an adjustable rope and toggl
The Salt Life Signature logo is embroidered on the front and Live the Salt Life is on the back. Salt Life Signature Technical Caps are perfect for wearing on the water or around town!
The CamoX long sleeve performance pocket tee is treated for UV30 sun protection which is designed to keep you safe and comfortable from the sun’s harsh rays.
The Fish Series unstructured fit hat is made from a polyester and spandex mix with a front woven patch, rear woven label, and mesh back. This Salt Life men's hat is available in multiple colors and features a plastic snapback closure and a precurved bill.
The Gaffed Twill unstructured hat is made from 100% cotton twill enzyme washed fabric with printed logos. Our Salt Life hat features a pre-curved bill and an adjustable Velco backstrap.
