About Sailing Regatta
Sailing Regatta is the visual language of a yacht-club race committee: a deep navy sea and hull livery hung with International Code of Signals flags, whose red, yellow, blue, black, and white panels snap sharply against the dark water. Signal-flag red leads, heraldic high-visibility colors support, and refined serif typography carries the voice of the printed regatta program.
This system distills that nautical discipline into a digital palette — navy ground, sharp rectilinear flag fields, crisp horizontal rules, and editorial serifs. Every color earns its place; the signal stays clean.
- Origin
- Western Europe — yacht clubs and regatta committees
- Era
- 1990–2010 (modern competitive regatta era; signal-flag code standardized far earlier)
- Key figures
- Race-committee officers · Yacht skippers and crews · International Code of Signals authors
- Movements
- Maritime signaling tradition · Heraldic flag tradition · Yacht-club nautical branding · Blue-and-white stripe livery
Sailing Regatta design spec
Colors
Typography
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