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Southerly
We helped Southerly reclaim its place in the modern market, with a new identity that honours over 50 years of sailing heritage and a website built to win enquiries.
- Client
- Southerly
Fifty years of heritage, relaunched for today’s sailors.
Southerly is a sailing brand with over 50 years of heritage. We repositioned and relaunched it for a new generation of owners, with an identity that respects its legacy and speaks to the market it’s selling into today.
The challenge
Heritage is a huge asset, but only if it feels relevant. Southerly needed to re-establish its place in a competitive modern market without losing the qualities that made owners loyal in the first place. [Add a line in the client’s own words about what wasn’t working before.]

What we did
Why: We began with a strategic repositioning, working out where Southerly should sit in today’s market and how to balance its story with a confident, forward-looking outlook.
How: That position shaped a new logo and visual identity system, with comprehensive brand guidelines so it’s applied consistently everywhere. We carried it into high-spec brochures and striking event display materials, so the brand speaks with the same clarity in a sales conversation as it does at a show.
When: A custom WordPress website brings it all together, showcasing the Southerly range with an elegant, responsive experience designed for both storytelling and generating enquiries.









The result
Southerly now presents as a heritage brand with a clear future, consistent from the brochure to the show stand to the website. Buyers get a stronger sense of what makes a Southerly special, and the website gives them an easy route to enquire. [Add a real outcome if you have one, e.g. enquiries, show leads or boats sold since the relaunch.]
- A brand repositioned for today’s market
- A new identity built on 50 years of heritage
- Print and show displays that sell the range
- A website designed to turn interest into enquiries
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