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Used Brand × Starcraft Marine
Every $5 you spend earns an entry. Ends December 31.
Collection architecture
Every graphic belongs to one. Start where you spend your days.
Earned, not bought
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How it's built
Garment-dyed blanks and artwork drawn by hand. Day-one gear that already looks like day-one-thousand.
Pigment and garment dyes that fade the way a good shirt should — unevenly, and on your schedule.
Real subjects — crabs, oysters, outboards, trotlines, deer, tools. Line-and-fill, vintage-catalog.
Every piece comes pre-softened. Broken-in fits and washed-out colors, straight out of the box.
Tested on pot lines and gravel lots before it goes near a website. If it can't take a season, it doesn't ship.
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Channel partner
Chesapeake Bay commercial waterman. 19.66M average monthly views — and the same shirts we sell you.
Fresh off the press
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About Used Brand
We're the cultural overlap between the watermen of the Chesapeake, the Florida backwater set, the deer-camp regulars, and anyone who measures a piece of gear by how good it looks after three years — not when it's new.
Hometown trades over global brands. The kind of authenticity you can't fake with a filter.
Good as Used.
The field guide
Four worlds, one sign-off. Here's what lives where.
The flagship. Support Your Local Crabber, You Ain't No Crabber, King Crab. Navy, sand, and slate.
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Deer skull, Flash in the Pan, Gone Camping, Stealth Camper. Blaze-and-bone field humor and backroad nights. Moss, saddle, and sage.
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Outboard motors, the Bodkin Point seafood boat, hull lines. Brick, bay blue, and brown.
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The cross-world system. Good-as-Used badges, pennants, storefront signage, Support Your Local ___.
ShopWorn on the water since day one
Shot on a disposable
Regulars, real wear, real places. Tag us and you might end up here.
Ships from Maryland
Wrong size, no argument
Small shops, real people
It should get better, not worse