Wear the boat. Wear the archive.
Apparel and goods from JADA — the 1938 sailing yacht — and from every issue of The Pulse, the daily naval-history archive. Printed in the U.S. Same checkout as the bridge: secure, simple, no detour.
JADA Classic
The flagship line.
JADA wordmarks, monograms, and ship-themed goods. Evergreen — restocked, not retired. More items rolling out as designs land.
JADA Classic — Logo Tee
The JADA wordmark on a Bella + Canvas 3001 unisex tee.
JADA — Logo Polo
JADA logo embroidered on the left breast.
JADA — Embroidered Hat
The JADA logo, embroidered on a structured six-panel cap.
From The Pulse
Wear the story.
Every issue of The Pulse ships with two original designs. Each one ties back to the article that produced it.
Sailing Against Iron
The last years when a sailing ship could beat a steamship to the dock.
Read the story →The Voyage That Should Have Stopped
Admiral Rozhestvensky's 8-month journey to defeat.
Read the story →Find the Longitude
The problem that consumed the 18th century — solved by a clockmaker, not a mathematician.
Read the story →A Hazardous and Disagreeable Business
Cook's description of exploring the Pacific coastline.
Read the story →Where Were the Carriers
The question Japanese Admiral Nagumo didn't like the answer to.
Read the story →We Have Met the Enemy
Perry's dispatch after the battle — one of the most concise battle reports in history.
Read the story →Freedom Star / Liberty Star
The two NASA recovery ships that retrieved every Space Shuttle SRB.
Read the story →The First Harbor
Every ship rounding from the Horn made San Diego before San Francisco.
Read the story →Star Path
The Polynesian navigational concept — a memorized sequence of stars that describes a route.
Read the story →Checkmate
What CSS Virginia had in mind for the Union fleet before the Monitor showed up.
Read the story →Unrestricted Submarine Warfare
Germany's decision to sink any ship — including neutral ones.
Read the story →Cat Launch
The steam-powered catapult that makes modern carrier operations possible.
Read the story →I Have Not Yet Begun to Fight
John Paul Jones, when asked if he was ready to surrender.
Read the story →The Oldest Commissioned Warship
Constitution is the oldest commissioned warship afloat in the world.
Read the story →Wind Against the Bow
The caravel's ability to sail closer to the wind than any previous vessel.
Read the story →Full Dive
The terminal angle of a Dauntless attack — 70 degrees, 250 mph, straight down.
Read the story →Atomic Carrier
What the Nimitz's propulsion plant changed about carrier operations.
Read the story →The Lost Expedition
128 men, 2 ships, the Northwest Passage, and 168 years before the ships were found.
Read the story →Queen Anne's Revenge
Blackbeard's flagship, a French slave ship he captured and armed with 40 guns.
Read the story →From Norfolk to Balboa
The chain of command that ties the Atlantic and Pacific fleets.
Read the story →The Mission That Couldn't Be Reported
Indianapolis's orders were classified. That's why nobody noticed she was missing.
Read the story →There is No Second Place
The Queen of England's reported comment at the America's Cup awards.
Read the story →The Wooden Wall
The oracle's answer to Athens — interpreted by one man with a plan.
Read the story →She Is Unsinkable
White Star's claim. Also the reason there weren't enough lifeboats.
Read the story →The Ships That Were Burned
The Emperor burned the fleet and outlawed deep-water voyages.
Read the story →The World Has No End
Del Cano's motto, granted by the King of Spain for finishing what Magellan started.
Read the story →