Signature
The Custom Boat Shirt
Send us a photo of your boat. We'll render it on performance dry-fit with her name, or whatever you want said, set beneath the hull.
Lighthouse Point, Florida
A coastal apparel brand built around Lighthouse Point, Florida, local water culture, and limited-edition collaborations with the businesses that make the Point feel like home.
LHP Supply Co.
Lighthouse Point Supply Co. is a local nautical apparel company based in Lighthouse Point, Florida. We create custom crew uniforms for pleasure crafts, fishing boats, and luxury motor yachts, along with personalized boat shirts, coastal-inspired designs, and branded apparel for local businesses and anyone connected to life on the water.
Based out of Lighthouse Point, Florida, Lighthouse Point Supply Co. was created to represent the local boating, yachting, and coastal community in a clean and professional way. Our focus is on custom crew uniforms, boat shirts, and nautical-inspired clothing designed with purpose, quality, and local pride.
We also collaborate with local businesses to create custom nautical apparel they can sell, wear, or use to represent their brand. We serve everywhere on the water, and our goal is to create apparel that feels connected to where it came from.
The Local Collection
Our own designs: developed and printed in Lighthouse Point, built for the South Florida climate, and produced on the same performance fabric we supply to professional crews.
Signature
Send us a photo of your boat. We'll render it on performance dry-fit with her name, or whatever you want said, set beneath the hull.
Designs in progress. Join the list and we'll send the first look before they hit the site.
Made to Order
Upload a clean side-profile photo of your vessel: bow to stern, in good lighting, for the best results. Tell us what it should read underneath, and we'll come back with a proof before anything is printed.
Positioning guide, not the final proof.
Behind the Brand
LHP Supply Co. isn't just inspired by the water. It's built from experience on it. As a 100-ton U.S. Coast Guard Captain with local knowledge of South Florida's boating and yachting scene, I understand the lifestyle, the details, and the professional image that matters in this industry.
That background allows us to create apparel that feels authentic to yacht crews, boat owners, marine businesses, and the local coastal community.
The Fabric
Pricing
Our price includes a small logo over the heart and a large logo on the back. Most shops quote the blank, then bill each print position on top. Compare the line that matters: what lands on the invoice.
| Product | LHP All-In | Typical Competitorincl. front + large back logo | You Save |
|---|
Per-shirt pricing in USD. Competitor figures are typical market rates for the same garment with both print positions. Embroidery, specialty inks, and oversized runs quoted individually.
Local Waters
Harmonic predictions computed from NOAA station constituents for the water we actually run. Times are local. Heights are in feet above mean lower low water, the same zero your chart uses for depth.
Now
—ft
—
Next High
—
—
Next Low
—
—
Sunrise
—
first light on the jetty
Sunset
—
lamp lit at dusk
Moon
—
—
—
—
| Day | Tide | Time | Height | Range |
|---|
Computed locally from NOAA harmonic constituents, verified against published NOAA predictions to within 5 minutes and 0.04 ft. Predictions are astronomical: wind, pressure and rainfall move real water. Not for navigation.
The Namesake
An iron skeleton standing over the inlet since 1907: octagonal frame, central stair column, and one of the most powerful beams on the Atlantic coast. It's the mark every boat running this stretch steers by, and the one we put ours in.
The tower was fabricated by the Russel Wheel & Foundry Company in Detroit, shipped south in pieces, and first lit on March 8, 1907. Its second-order Fresnel lens was ground in Paris and still turns in the lantern room, throwing a beam visible 28 nautical miles offshore. The light marks the northern end of the Florida Reef, and it remains an active Coast Guard aid to navigation.
Our shop sits a few minutes inside the inlet. If you're running the Hillsboro, you're running past our front door.
Start Here
Crew kits, a staff run, a logo from scratch, or one boat shirt. Send the details and we'll come back with a proof and a firm number.
Before You Order
Every piece is printed after you order, and you sign off on it before it goes to press. Here's how that works — and what happens if something isn't right.
We don't hold stock. Your shirt gets printed after you order — that's why it takes a little longer than something off a shelf, and why it's yours alone.
Once your order comes in, we send you a proof of the design. Nothing goes on a shirt until you tell us it looks right. That's your chance to catch a misspelled boat name or a photo that won't print well, so give it a real look.
Custom orders usually ship within two weeks of proof approval, give or take. Most go out sooner. Larger runs for businesses and crews can take longer — we'll tell you up front if yours will.
Every piece is printed to your design, so we can't restock it or sell it to anyone else. We don't accept returns or exchanges for a change of mind, a size ordered by mistake, or a design you signed off on at the proof stage.
If your order shows up damaged, misprinted, different from the proof you approved, or doesn't show up at all — email us within 7 days with a photo. We'll replace it. No charge, no argument.
Flat $10 per order anywhere in the US, and free on orders of $80 or more. Everything ships from Lighthouse Point, Florida.
Questions before you order? lhpsupplyco@gmail.com or (863) 206-4500. We'd rather answer first than fix it after.
Local Collection
Performance dry-fit
Sleeve
This design is still on the board. Leave your email and we'll send the first look before it hits the site.