Spring/Summer 2016

Sol Legare SeriesSol Legare Island holds a lot of history in the Charleston area’s past. We have taken the soul and spirit of this ever-changing area and designed the perfect shirt to forever pay homage to the beautiful marshes and ats that we all sh. Made from a nylon/poly blend, The Migration and the Lowcountry shirt is constructed with a quick drying, light material with vented front pockets and rear yolk, so staying cool and dry is automatic. Finished off with front and rear embroidery art that is the foundation of the Flood Tide Co spirit, we now have the perfect shirt for the ats

and the local watering hole.

S, M, L, XL, XXL - $84S, M, L, XL, XXL - $84

“Migration”

“Lowcountry”

Tee Shirts

Our creatiOur creative and unique shirt designs are what got us here. We take a lot of pride in doing things a little different, which we think helps set us apart from other compa-nies. Most of our shirts are a 50% poly, 25% combed, ring-spun cotton and 25% ray-on...which end up creating the most comfortable shirt you will ever put on your bod. We have come a long way since the Walter and the Johnny shirts and look forward to many more fun and interesting subject matter that makes up a classic Flood Tide

Tee.S, M, L, XL, XXL

S/S - $28 - L/S - $34

Roses R Red/Front

Tarpon Bloom/Front

Bad Permit/Back

Bad Brown/Back

Bad Tarpon/Back

El Toro Rojo/Front

Good Clean Livin Skiff - Front

Good Clean Livin Driftboat - Front Vintage Heron - Front

Grateful Red - Front

Sunshirts

The lightThe lightweight and material makeup of these great longsleeve shirts gives us the ability to be more diverse in the printing compared to screen printing process that makes up most of our T Shirts. Our line of Sunshirts usually are a little more diverse in color and design and bring home very well the spirit that is Flood Tide the spirit that is Flood Tide Co.

S, M, L, XL, XXL

$46

Roses Are Red/Back

Tarpon Bloom/Back

Damn Bow/Back

/BackDamn Sheepshead

Schliske Bow/Back

Eruption/Back

Hunley Shorts

hggygyhe The Mooseknuckle#10-12 - $36

The Cameltoe#7-9 - $32

The GoodsNo Hinge Reel Covers - Built in the USA and provides an outlet for the yline like no other reel case, from the bottom.

Flood Tide Apparatus - The tool gives you the ability to magi-cally open a beer right after you opened an oyster...magic? no just innovation.

Hand Forged Belt Buckles - Hand made in Idaho, USA...we have teamed up with some great craftsmen to have a great array of unique buckles that will make your belt look very purdy.

“Stono River Apparatus”

“Good Clean Livin Lever”$28

Hand Forged Buckles

Classic Logo

DTOM$60

GCL Orange

GCL Olive

Places: Home Team BBQ, Charleston, SC

A few short years ago...four to be exact, we de-cided to call Charleston home for Flood Tide Co. Here in the “Holy City,” there is no shortage of good food, good people and good cold bever-ages. There is one in particular that has all of those, it’s Home Team BBQ. Whether we are having a Pork Sandwich or literally the best nachos in the world, it helps us refuel for the rest of the day in the Flood Tide lab, the water or just wasting the day away. It’s not just good BBQ, it’s our second home because of the staff, the attitude the music and the atmosphere. Next time you are in town, come by and see Reid Stone and the boys, they will take care of yyou and maybe serve you a “Gamechanger” in

a Flood Tide glass.

Hats

WWe are very proud of this new family of hats. Hats say everything about who we are and what we are all about. If these hats aren’t crusty, faded and smelly by 3 months...we ain’t doing something right. We wear these hats proudly and hope that you do too!

All velcro straps

$26$26

Good Clean Livin Series - Skiff/Twill Skiff/Trucker Driftboat/Trucker

Crab Halo - Twill 7 Weight TruckerCrab Halo - Trucker

Permit Tarpon

Fly Label /Twill

Fly Label/Trucker Classic Logo Trucker/Black

Classic Logo Trucker/Navy Ol’ Club Visor/Navy

Ol’ Club Viisor/White

The “Plair” Cap The “Classy Dan” Mossy Back

1750 Jessamine RdCharleston, SC 29407843.852.4806

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