Unique, High-Quality Accessories
Inspired by Coastal Life
Designed & Handmade in Charleston, South Carolina
The Gameday Collection
The Alachua Stern Lines gets its name from the Timucuan word “Alachua” that roughly translates to “sinkhole” or “swamp”. The Timucuan people inhabited a large swath of the Florida territory including the area of present-day Gainesville.
The Alachua Stern Line is made for gameday in Gainesville. Featuring orange, electric blue, and white, The Alachua is designed for all day tailgating, boating, and cheering your team on in The Swamp.
Each of our nautical sunglass straps are made using high quality flat braided polypropylene rope, branded silicone end pieces, fine laser engraved leather, and solid brass rivets. Every single one is hand crafted in Charleston and made to withstand the elements. Our sunglass straps are machine washable and dryable. They air dry very quickly as well.
The Osceola Stern Line gets its name from the renowned Seminole leader Osceola, who called what is now modern-day Tallahassee, Florida his home during the 19th century. Osceola led a band of fierce warriors in the Second Seminole War, standing up against the US Army that was threatening to seize his ancestral land. In 1837, he was captured and imprisoned, later being transferred to Fort Moultrie. Today, this legendary figure is buried at Fort Moultrie on Sullivans Island, SC.
Each of our nautical sunglass straps are made using high quality flat braided polypropylene rope, branded silicone end pieces, fine laser engraved leather, and solid brass rivets. Every single one is hand crafted in Charleston and made to withstand the elements. Our sunglass straps are machine washable and dryable. They air dry very quickly as well.
The Oconee 2.0 Stern Line is our second rendition of this strap for our new gameday collection. The Oconee River gets its name from the Creek word “Oconee” meaning “great waters”. The river is located in central Georgia and flows through present-day Athens, GA.
Each of our nautical sunglass straps are made using high quality flat braided polypropylene rope, branded silicone end pieces, fine laser engraved leather, and solid brass rivets. Every single one is hand crafted in Charleston and made to withstand the elements. Our sunglass straps are machine washable and dryable. They air dry very quickly as well.
The Tuskaloosa Stern Line gets its name from the Native American chief “Tuskaloosa,” who once called the region of modern-day Alabama home. His name is derived from two words in the native language: “tashka” and “losa,” which together mean “Black Warrior.” Chief Tuskaloosa was captured by the Spanish explorer, Hernando de Soto, and taken to a village nearby. The native’s launched a surprise attack on Tuskaloosa’s captors but despite their efforts, they were ultimately defeated.
Each of our nautical sunglass straps are made using high quality flat braided polypropylene rope, branded silicone end pieces, fine laser engraved leather, and solid brass rivets. Every single one is hand crafted in Charleston and made to withstand the elements. Our sunglass straps are machine washable and dryable. They air dry very quickly as well.
The Colonel Tew Stern Line gets its name from Colonel Charles Courtenay Tew. Tew was born in Charleston, SC in 1827. He was one of 20 cadets admitted into the South Carolina Military Academy, known today as The Citadel. He was the first graduate and honor graduate of The Citadel. He would later move to North Carolina and founded the Hillsboro Military Academy in 1859. He went on to lead the 2nd North Carolina Infantry at the Battle of Antietam where he was mortally wounded.
This Stern Line is made to honor Colonel Tew and to make the connection between The Citadel and North Carolina. Featuring sky blue, white, and navy blue, this Stern Line is made to wear out on gamedays.
Each of our nautical sunglass straps are made using high quality flat braided polypropylene rope, branded silicone end pieces, fine laser engraved leather, and solid brass rivets. Every single one is hand crafted in Charleston and made to withstand the elements. Our sunglass straps are machine washable and dryable. They air dry very quickly as well.
The Plains Stern Line gets its name from the city of Auburn, Alabama’s unofficial nickname, “The Loveliest Village on the Plains”. That nickname is derived from Oliver Goldsmith’s poem, The Deserted Village, which was written about a fictional town in England.
Each of our nautical sunglass straps are made using high quality flat braided polypropylene rope, branded silicone end pieces, fine laser engraved leather, and solid brass rivets. Every single one is hand crafted in Charleston and made to withstand the elements. Our sunglass straps are machine washable and dryable. They air dry very quickly as well.
The Bayougoula Stern Line takes its name from the Muskogean word “Bayougoula,” which translates to “bayou people.” The Bayougoula were a Native American tribe that once inhabited the region just south of present-day Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The Bayougoula tribe was mostly wiped out by other tribes and disease. This Stern Line pays tribute to the lost tribe that called the Baton Rouge area their home.
Each of our nautical sunglass straps are made using high quality flat braided polypropylene rope, branded silicone end pieces, fine laser engraved leather, and solid brass rivets. Every single one is hand crafted in Charleston and made to withstand the elements. Our sunglass straps are machine washable and dryable. They air dry very quickly as well.
Stern Lines Eyewear Retainers
Comfortable, Durable, Everyday
Handmade in Charleston, South Carolina, our Stern Lines Eyewear Retainers are made with flat braided rope. Featuring laser-engraved leather and our branded silicone end pieces, Stern Lines are made to be worn out. Our eyewear retainers are made to fit on most pairs of sunglasses out there!
The Inshore Slam Collection
The Redfish
The Speckled Trout
The Flounder
The Banded Waterfowl Collection
The Wood Duck
The Wigeon
The Green Winged Teal
We are a proud sponsor of Release Over 20
Release Over 20 is a 501c3 non-profit committed to conservation by encouraging the live release of certain inshore gamefish over 20”. Their mission is “to influence anglers to follow personal catch and creel limits that are more restrictive than the law allows, by using rewards, positive reinforcement, and facts backed by scientific research.” Learn more about their mission and positive impacts on coastal fisheries here.
Where can I find these in store?
South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama