Whether we're building racing or cruising sails for a large boat or a small boat, we strive for the right mixture of sailmaking art, science, and customer service. Through the latest Doyle technology and superior customer service, our hands-on sailmakers can give each customer the product and personal attention they deserve.

Doyle Sailmakers is committed to innovation and the evolution of sensible sailmaking technology. Utilizing the hydrodynamic design advances behind the famous winged keel of America's Cup winner Australia II, Doyle was the first to apply the principle of Elliptical Aerodynamic Loading to sail shapes leading to fast and efficient sails for Doyle's racing customers. Doyle's continual advances in racing sails include Code Alpha asymmetric spinnakers, the Doyle D4 fiber-membrane manufacturing process, and Stratis, the ultimate evolution of load-path, oriented-fibre sails.

Doyle has brought a similarly high level of innovation to cruising sails, such as QuickSilver (the first roller-reefing genoa with a luff-flattening device), StackPack, Cradle Cover (the first self-stowing mainsail handling system) and most recently, the Zenith Main (the answer to better performing in-mast furling systems).

Moving into the future, Doyle is more committed than ever to developing better sails. But the most important point on our timeline is right now, when we are helping each Doyle customer get the very best out of their sails.