The World Oceans Week Collection

Made in collaboration with Sea Bags. Available exclusively at The Explorers Club Outfitters. Handcrafted from recycled sail cloth on a working waterfront in Portland, Maine, USA.  

Made in collaboration with Sea Bags. Available exclusively at The Explorers Club Outfitters. Handcrafted from recycled sail cloth on a working waterfront in Portland, Maine, USA.  

Made in collaboration with Sea Bags. Available exclusively at The Explorers Club Outfitters. Handcrafted from recycled sail cloth on a working waterfront in Portland, Maine, USA.  

Part of our new Explorers Club x Tombolo Collection! 

Individually numbered limited edition label sewn into interior yolk. No more than 500 will ever be sold.

The Expedition Cabana is a tribute to Explorers Club nautical exploration, crafted from organic cotton terry cloth with an embroidered grid of longitude and latitude lines. On the lower back, ‘THE EXPLORERS CLUB’ sits above a row of international flags, while an embroidered ship sails across the grid, leaving behind an archipelago—two islands subtly forming ‘EC.’ Nautical details abound, from the square-rigged sail pocket with an embroidered mast and flag to the edge-embroidered collar, cuffs, and pocket. Bamboo toggle closures and a custom interior contract label complete this adventure-ready design.

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DETAILS

Part of our new Explorers Club x Tombolo Collection! 

The four-piece collection is headlined by the ‘Chum’ Cabana in Tombolo’s signature organic cotton terry cloth. It features intricately chain-stitched depth contours like those found on navigational charts, and an embroidered life ring on the chest framing the iconic compass rose logo. Like any great expedition, this shirt leaves no detail unconsidered: its collar features an enamel flag pin and a high-visibility orange underside. It even ships with a custom whistle (also in high-visibility orange) -- perfect for calling for rescue when encircled by sharks.

View the rest of the capsule here. Adventure awaits...

DETAILS

🛟 100% Organic Cotton Terry Cloth (320gsm). Unisex Sizing.
🦈 Ships with a custom whistle in high visibility orange – perfect for calling for rescue when encircled by sharks!
🛟 Embroidered life ring on chest framing iconic compass rose logo - circled by an embroidered shark breaching the surface.
🦈 Chain-stitched depth contour lines emanating from the life ring.
🛟 Enamel flag pin on collar (removable).
🦈 Each shirt ships with a custom whistle.
🛟 High visibility orange contrast under collar.
🦈 Two-way, ring-pull zipper with blue contrast placket.
🛟 Custom woven interior contract label.
🦈 Chain-stitched “Explorers Club” on back.
🛟 Ribbed bottom sweep and cuffs.

Our special edition World Oceans Week Lapel Pin. Featuring the Oceans Week Wave Compass Rose. Enamel on gold plating, 0.75" diameter, Cloisonné style, with 8mm Butterfly Clutch.

Part of our new The Explorers Club x Fjallraven Collection: a hand-picked selection of gear customized and designed for The Explorers Club in collaboration with legacy outdoors company Fjallraven.

The Explorers Club Kånken Backpack, available exclusively at The Explorers Club Outfitters and designed in collaboration with Fjällräven. Available in a new navy and royal blue color way inspired by The Explorers Club's oceanic expeditions. Features an exclusive EC Compass Rose embroidery.

Straight backs are happy backs! Kånken was created as far back as 1978 to help prevent back problems among Swedish school children and quickly became a common sight at preschools and nature schools throughout the country. Today, 35 years later, Kånken has straightened millions of backs across the globe and has become one of Fjällräven's most beloved products. This classic backpack is equally suited to journeys to and from school or work, as it is to trekking and travelling -- and exploring!

The material is hard-wearing, lightweight Vinylon F fabric that is able to withstand dirt and wetness. The spacious main compartment has a large opening with a zip, which makes it easy to pack and unpack. It has two flat side pockets and a zipped pocket on the front, perfect for those bits and bobs that you want to keep close at hand. The carrying system is simple but practical and consists of handles at the top and slender, adjustable shoulder straps. The logo on the front is reflective. It also has an address label inside the main compartment. 

Part of our new The Explorers Club x Fjallraven Collection: a hand-picked selection of gear customized and designed for The Explorers Club in collaboration with legacy outdoors company Fjallraven.

The Explorers Club Kånken Backpack, available exclusively at The Explorers Club Outfitters and designed in collaboration with Fjällräven. Available in a new color way inspired by The Explorers Club Flag. Features an exclusive EC Compass Rose embroidery.

Straight backs are happy backs! Kånken was created as far back as 1978 to help prevent back problems among Swedish school children and quickly became a common sight at preschools and nature schools throughout the country. Today, 35 years later, Kånken has straightened millions of backs across the globe and has become one of Fjällräven's most beloved products. This classic backpack is equally suited to journeys to and from school or work, as it is to trekking and travelling -- and exploring!

The material is hard-wearing, lightweight Vinylon F fabric that is able to withstand dirt and wetness. The spacious main compartment has a large opening with a zip, which makes it easy to pack and unpack. It has two flat side pockets and a zipped pocket on the front, perfect for those bits and bobs that you want to keep close at hand. The carrying system is simple but practical and consists of handles at the top and slender, adjustable shoulder straps. The logo on the front is reflective. It also has an address label inside the main compartment. 

The original Explorers Club Watch Cap. Available only in classic red, featuring our waving flag embroidery.

You've seen this one many times before. The watch cap, typically knitted in this bright red color, has become a true symbol of nautical exploration. It's been worn on expeditions all over the globe, from Cousteau's undersea odysseys, to Heyerdahl's oceanic crossings, to Cameron's Challenger Deep dive into the Marianas Trench.

Today, The Explorers Club continues this tradition. Members proudly don these caps in the field, at headquarters, and everywhere in between. Order your own piece of exploration history.

Made in Normandy, France, in collaboration with Saint James, nautical supplier established in the 11th century. One size fits all. Please note this is a snug, slightly shallower fit -- just like it's always been. Machine wash, wool cycle. Reduced spin. Do not soak.

Dive into the deep with our Mariana Trench T-Shirt — a tribute to the Earth’s deepest point and the fearless explorers who ventured there. Featuring a bold graphic inspired by the descent into the trench, this soft, ocean-deep blue shirt honors the spirit of discovery that defines The Explorers Club.

Sizing Chart 

How to measure chest width: measure under the arm and around the fullest part of the chest with arms down, keeping tape horizontal.

• S: 37-38"

• M: 39-40"

• L: 41-42"

• XL: 43-44"

• 2XL: 45-46"

• 3XL: 47-48"

In 1960, Explorers Club members Don Walsh and Jacques Piccard made history as the first humans to reach the bottom of the Mariana Trench—the deepest known point on Earth. Their groundbreaking descent aboard the Trieste revealed an alien world nearly seven miles beneath the ocean’s surface, setting a new frontier for deep-sea exploration. This 32oz Nalgene bottle honors their extraordinary achievement and the enduring spirit of discovery.

Nalgene® is proud to be the first to market with a new resin powered by next generation recycling technology that transforms plastic destined for landfills into high performance BPA/BPS free bottles.  Our new Nalgene® Sustain product line is made from 50% certified recycled content further offsetting the use of fossil fuels and lowering greenhouse gas emissions. Dishwasher safe. BPA/BPS Free. Made in the USA.

Among countless notable achievements in exploration, five firsts achieved by our members define the legacy of The Explorers Club: first to the North Pole, South Pole, Summit of Everest, deepest point in the ocean, and the surface of the Moon.

To celebrate these historic achievements, The Explorers Club has created a limited edition series of printed posters, all featuring stunning original artwork.

This poster celebrates the first explorers to the deepest point on Earth – the Mariana Trench. On January 23, 1960, US Navy lieutenant Don Walsh and Swiss engineer Jacques Piccard set a record for the deepest descent below the ocean’s surface aboard the bathyscaphe Trieste.

Available in both 18”x24” or 16”x12”, each poster is museum-quality and made on thick and durable matte paper. Add a wonderful accent to your room and office – or research station!

Features:

• Limited edition of 250 prints
• Paper thickness: 10.3 mil
• Paper weight: 5.57 oz/y² (189 g/m²)
• Giclée printing quality
• Opacity: 94%
• ISO brightness: 104%

This product is made especially for you as soon as you place an order, which is why it takes us a bit longer to deliver it to you. Making products on demand instead of in bulk helps reduce overproduction, so thank you for making thoughtful purchasing decisions!

Part of our Spring & Summer The Explorers Club x Fjällräven Collection: a hand-picked selection of gear customized and designed for The Explorers Club in collaboration with legacy outdoors company and club sponsor Fjällräven.

Light and comfortable sweater for outdoor life and travelling in warm climates. Made using a technical jersey knit that wicks away moisture and dries in no time for maximum comfort on sunny days on the hiking trail. Long sleeves and a hood offer light protection from the sun, and thumbholes stop the sleeves from riding up. Well-fitting but with a little extra room to let air circulate around the body. Gussets under the arms for extra freedom of movement. Features a custom Explorers Club embroidery on the left sleeve.

For sizing, please reference the Women's Sizing Chart above. Or, click here to visit Fjallraven's website and click on "Find Your Size".

Part of our Spring & Summer The Explorers Club x Fjällräven Collection: a hand-picked selection of gear customized and designed for The Explorers Club in collaboration with legacy outdoors company and club sponsor Fjällräven.

Light and comfortable sweater for outdoor life and travelling in warm climates. Made using a technical jersey knit that wicks away moisture and dries in no time for maximum comfort on sunny days on the hiking trail. Long sleeves and a hood offer light protection from the sun, and thumbholes stop the sleeves from riding up. Well-fitting but with a little extra room to let air circulate around the body. Gussets under the arms for extra freedom of movement. Features a custom Explorers Club embroidery on the left sleeve.

For sizing, please reference the Men's Sizing Chart above. Or, click here to visit Fjallraven's website and click on "Find Your Size".

Our Classic Baseball Cap has been around for ages! It's been worn across the globe – in the field, at club headquarters, and everywhere in between. Available in Navy, Kalahari Khaki, Jungle Green, Space Black, or Ocean Blue. Featuring 100% cotton twill, 6-panel construction, waving flag embroidery, and "The Explorers Club" above its adjustable back. One size fits all.

Our Field Notebook, designed for easy, portable use on expedition. 

These notebooks are made with 30 sheets -- 60 pages -- of ruled, recycled white paper, and are stitch bound, providing extra durability and ensuring long-lasting use while traveling. Tucks away easily for storage in desk drawers, purses, rucksacks, or Land Rover glove compartments!

Featuring archival hand-drawn Explorers Club artwork in white ink. Size is 7" x 5" x 1/8".

In 1947, Norwegian explorer and Explorers Club member Thor Heyerdahl set sail on a balsawood raft named Kon-Tiki from Peru to the Polynesian islands to demonstrate the possibility of ancient transoceanic contact between South America and Polynesia. The journey, covering approximately 4,300 miles across the Pacific Ocean, lasted 101 days and successfully reached the Tuamotu Islands. To celebrate this historic expedition, The Explorers Club is proud to exclusively feature limited edition notebooks from the Kon-Tiki Museum in Oslo, Norway. Size is A5.

In 1947, Norwegian explorer and Explorers Club member Thor Heyerdahl set sail on a balsawood raft named Kon-Tiki from Peru to the Polynesian islands to demonstrate the possibility of ancient transoceanic contact between South America and Polynesia. The journey, covering approximately 4,300 miles across the Pacific Ocean, lasted 101 days and successfully reached the Tuamotu Islands. To celebrate this historic expedition, The Explorers Club is proud to exclusively feature limited edition key ring from the Kon-Tiki Museum in Oslo, Norway.

In 1947, Norwegian explorer and Explorers Club member Thor Heyerdahl set sail on a balsawood raft named Kon-Tiki from Peru to the Polynesian islands to demonstrate the possibility of ancient transoceanic contact between South America and Polynesia. The journey, covering approximately 4,300 miles across the Pacific Ocean, lasted 101 days and successfully reached the Tuamotu Islands. To celebrate this historic expedition, The Explorers Club is proud to exclusively feature limited edition key ring from the Kon-Tiki Museum in Oslo, Norway.

In 1947, Norwegian explorer and Explorers Club member Thor Heyerdahl set sail on a balsawood raft named Kon-Tiki from Peru to the Polynesian islands to demonstrate the possibility of ancient transoceanic contact between South America and Polynesia. The journey, covering approximately 4,300 miles across the Pacific Ocean, lasted 101 days and successfully reached the Tuamotu Islands. To celebrate this historic expedition, The Explorers Club is proud to exclusively feature these limited edition playing cards from the Kon-Tiki Museum in Oslo, Norway.