Liberty Marine — Rincon Beach, Baja Arizona

The ocean never found Rincon Beach.
We got dressed anyway.

The desert marlin's fin cruising through the dunes

Liberty Marine makes embroidered camp shirts the way they haven't been made in sixty years — screen-printed and hand-embroidered, released in single numbered editions of one hundred, each shirt stitched with its own number, signed by the artist, and retired forever when the last one sells. No restocks. No seconds. No apologies about the fin.

Striped marlin over distressed Arizona flag — cream camp shirt — The Marlin Flag

Rope medallion marlin with anchors — camp shirt back — The Medallion

Marlin bursting from desert splash at sunset — light blue camp shirt — Sunset Splash

The Desert Marlin — golden hour flagship on cream — The Desert Marlin

Fish Out of Water — sailfish suspended in swirling air on sand — Fish Out of Water

The List Gets the Low Numbers

Editions are numbered in order of purchase — first come, lowest number. The List opens every drop 48 hours before anyone else. That's the whole deal. No spam; Mad Jack writes when there's something to say, which is rarer than he'd like.

No. 1 of every edition is never sold. Ask Tripp why. He's fishing.