Developed to protect sailors from the brutal conditions of the open sea, the original Consort Jacket redefined what offshore gear could be. Worn by pioneering crews on record-breaking voyages, it proved itself where failure was not an option.

In 1987, Italian designer Olmes Carretti reimagined the original Consort — infusing a rugged offshore shell with bold colour, the iconic Round The World Race badge, and effortless style. Adopted far beyond sailing, it became as at home on city streets as it was on the open sea.

Introduced as a lighter alternative to traditional offshore shells, the Jib Jacket brought Henri-Lloyd performance to life on deck, on shore, and everywhere in between. Effortless, adaptable and distinctly modern, it blurred the line between technical gear and everyday wear.

First launched in the 1960s, the Viking Smock marked the beginning of Henri-Lloyd’s revolution in foul-weather gear. Simple, robust and unmistakable, it became a trusted uniform for generations of sailors — and a symbol of pure utility beyond the water.