The Sanctuary Shop

Wear the Work

Pieces made for the water, by the people who tend the reef. Every purchase funds the outplanting of one nursery-grown coral, and your order confirmation tells you which cohort it joins.

How your purchase helps

The Collection

8 pieces · island made
Funds 1 outplanting
Apparel

Reef Steward Tee

Organic cotton, printed with the outline of fragment LZ-0418.

$38
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Apparel

Sun-Protective Hoodie

UPF 50, made for long days on the water.

$64
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Apparel

Sanctuary Field Cap

Quick-dry canvas with the sunrise mark.

$28
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Accessories

Enamel Coral Pin

Hand-finished, a small piece of the reef.

$12
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Accessories

Canvas Field Tote

Heavy cotton canvas for the boat and beyond.

$24
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Field

Sanctuary Bottle

Insulated steel, etched tide chart on one side.

$32
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Field

Quick-Dry Boat Towel

Sand-resistant weave in sanctuary stripes.

$42
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Prints

Island Survey Print

The 2024 reef survey chart, letterpressed.

$30
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1,214

Corals funded by this shop

Since 2024, shop orders have paid for 1,214 nursery-grown fragments returned to the sanctuary reef. Every coral you adopt, and every product you buy, helps us grow and outplant more corals, and brings us closer to a thriving global reef ecosystem.

See the outplanting ledger

How Your Purchase Helps

I

You choose a piece

Everything is made to order at the island workshop, so nothing is produced that nobody wants.

II

We grow a coral

Your order funds one heat-resilient fragment in the protected nursery, tagged to a cohort.

III

We outplant & report back

When the cohort is returned to the reef, you get the date and the reef coordinates by email.

Shipping

Worldwide, carbon-neutral. Orders leave the island workshop within three days.

Returns

Sixty days, no questions. The coral stays planted either way.

Fulfillment

Printed and packed to order in recycled, plastic-free materials.

Help us cultivate a thriving future

Stand with the sanctuary. Your support helps us protect and restore the reef, the ocean, and the island we call home. (We promise not to be boring.)