The Crockett Stern Line gets its name from famous frontiersman Davey Crockett. Crockett was born on the banks of the Nolichucky River in East Tennessee in 1786. He grew up in the river valleys hunting and storytelling, going on to hold the rank of colonel in his local militia unit. He would go on to be elected to Congress in 1827 before leaving to fight in the Texas Revolution. He was famously killed in the Battle of the Alamo and lives on as a folk hero.
This Stern Line is made to honor Davey Crockett and the history of East Tennessee. Featuring alternating orange and white, 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.
Produced under license U.S. Patent 11,209,666
The Crockett Stern Line gets its name from famous frontiersman Davey Crockett. Crockett was born on the banks of the Nolichucky River in East Tennessee in 1786. He grew up in the river valleys hunting and storytelling, going on to hold the rank of colonel in his local militia unit. He would go on to be elected to Congress in 1827 before leaving to fight in the Texas Revolution. He was famously killed in the Battle of the Alamo and lives on as a folk hero.
This Stern Line is made to honor Davey Crockett and the history of East Tennessee. Featuring alternating orange and white, 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.
Produced under license U.S. Patent 11,209,666
