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TRUE EXPERIENCE #60 Final tests of our new racing gear by Artemis Racing team, Challenger for the 34th America’s Cup.

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  • TRUE EXPERIENCE #60 Final tests of our new racing gear byArtemis Racing team, Challenger for the 34th Americas Cup.

  • OFFICIAL CLOTHING SUPPLIER OF TEAM ARTEMIS RACING CHALLENGER FOR THE 34TH AMERICAS CUP

    TRUE EXPERIENCE

  • Skippers representing a number of countries and teams, competing across the globe aboard souped-up AC catamarans in explosive races. The best sailors in the world, all focused on a single goal: to win the 34th Americas Cup.Pelle P is the proud clothing supplier for the Swedish team, Artemis Racing. Weve been developing technical clothing in collaboration with the team for years. Clothing for training and races, in extreme and ever-changing weather conditions. This is what we call True Experience.

  • 4San Francisco // OctoberIn anticipation of more wind and the starting shot for yet another race day, Olympic gold medalist Iain Percy and the rest of the team gear up for the coming race.

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    Tests, tuning and tactical intrigue of the highest order. Extreme-rigged catamarans charging ahead at speeds of over 40 knots screaming downwind. The worlds best sailors coming together to battle it out in the shadows of the Golden Gate Bridge. Welcome to San Francisco and the preparations for the 34th Americas Cup.

    The Auld MugA negative in Stellan Westerdahls photo album showing the Americas Cup trophy, also known as The Auld Mug. Westerdahl was Pelle Pettersons right-hand man for some parts of his career and active on the team for the challenger yacht Sverige during the 1977 and 1980 Americas Cups.

  • San Francisco // NovemberDay two of the AC 72

    Boat:LOA: 72ft (22 m)Beam: 14 mDraft: 4,4 mMast height: 40 mDisplacement: 5,900 kg

    Sail area: Wing area: 260 sqGennaker: 320 sq/m+Main & gennaker: 580 sq/m+

    Photo: Sander van der Borch

  • Naples // April

    When the wind is gusting up to 30 knots, and the world comes upside down, the clothes must be able to handle whatever trial or tribulation is sent their way.

    Photo: Carlo Borlenghi

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    Paul Cayard One of the worlds top yachtsmen of all time, inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2002. A San Francisco native and lifelong resident, Paul knows the currents in the San Francisco Bay like no one else, which makes him an invaluable asset as CEO of Artemis Racings bid for the 2013 Americas Cup.

    Some racing highlights:

    Seven World Championship titles Six Americas Cup races Two Olympic Games Rolex Yachtsman of the Year First American to win the Whitbread Round the World Race Second place in the Volvo Ocean Race

    Photo: Sander van der Borch

  • From a spectator standpoint, there could hardly be a better venue for Americas Cup. The steep slopes around the San Francisco Bay create a natural amphitheater, perfect for the toughest battles in the sport of sailing.

  • Woman: W Technical Polo PP5232 W Midlayer Tights PP4159

    Man: Rashguard PP5235P-Logo Hat PP9133 Midlayer Tights PP4155

    Photo: Kim Svensson

  • The schooner America

    Americas Cup gets its name from the schooner America, which defeated Queen Victorias Royal Yacht in a surprise upset in the waters off the coast of England in 1851. When the victorious crew from the young New York Yacht Club returned home, they decided that the trophy would be the travelling prize in a friendly competition between nations. It would be over 100 years before a foreign challenger managed to seize the Americas Cup and throughout history only four nations have won the title.

    1. Woman: W Windproof Hoodie PP4239 W Fast Dry Bermudas PP6311 Duffelbag PP9253 2. Man left: 1932 Rugby PP5249 3. Man middle: 1932 Rugby PP5249 4. Man bottom: P-Hoodie II PP5331

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    1. RS Hoodie PP1313 2. Defender Spray Top PP1215 3. W TP52 Shorts PP62204. TP52 Trousers PP6922 5. Net Bag PP9256

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    When Pelle Petterson celebrated his 80th birthday, he received a helmet from Team Artemis Racing, numbered with 32, the year Pelle was born.

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    6. Rashguard PP5235 7. Midlayer Zip PP4143 8. TP52 Shorts PP6921 9. Midlayer Tights PP415517

    This type of pulley was located under the spar on the Starboat that Pelle Petterson sailed in the European Championships.

    The knees take a real beating during a race. Thats why exible kneepads are a must when it comes to gear.

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    Few other sports demand as meticulous prepa-rations as matchracing. The crew must have a perfect balance of physical strength, tactical ability, and sound experience. The racecourse must be charted down to the tiniest detail how the currents are affected by the tides, where the winds can suddenly die out. And most important of all the boat itself. The impressive AC72s competing in this years Americas Cup were built under the greatest secrecy, undergoing rigorous inspections for more than a years time before they were finally launched.

    Another essential piece of the puzzle is the clothing. From extreme racing gear that has to stand up to hard wear and rough weather, to leisure clothes to relax in. In our new spring and summer collection, youll find both.

    Every little detail counts

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    1932 Rugby PP5249 TP52 Shorts PP6921

  • Photo: Sander van der Borch

  • PELLE P - OFFICIAL CLOTHING SUPPLIER OF TEAM ARTEMIS RACING

    CHALLENGER FOR THE 34TH AMERICAS CUP

  • TRUEACHALLENGE

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  • Defender Spray Top PP1215TP52 Shorts PP6921

  • HI:RES 20K2L MEMBRANEHigh Water ResistanceHigh Respiratory Functions2-ply, high-tech material designed for agility and freedom of movement under tough weather conditions. The material is light, durable and exible even at low temperatures.

    TOUGH OUTER LAYER THAT RESISTS WEAR AND TEAR

    CONDENSATION AND EXCESS HEAT IS TRANSPORTED AWAY FROM BODY

    HI:RES MEMBRANEWATER RESISTANCE

    High Water ResistanceHigh Respiratory Functions2-ply, high-tech material suitable for multiple sports depending on shell fabric. The material is light, durable and exible even at low temperatures.

    HI:RES 15K2L MEMBRANE

    TOUGH OUTER LAYER THAT RESISTS WEAR AND TEAR

    HI:RES MEMBRANEWATER RESISTANCE

    CONDENSATION AND EXCESS HEAT IS TRANSPORTED AWAY FROM BODY

    High Water ResistanceHigh Respiratory Functions

    3-ply, high-tech material designed for agility and freedom of movement under tough weather con-ditions. The material is durable and exible even at low temperatures.

    HI:RES SW3L MEMBRANE

    TOUGH OUTER LAYER WITH SALT-WATER AND DIRT-REPELLENT TREATMENT

    CONDENSATION AND EXCESS HEAT IS TRANSPORTED AWAY FROM BODY

    SOFT INNER LINER FOR PROTECTION AND HEAT RETENTION

    HI:RES MEMBRANEWATER RESISTANCE

    HI:RES 3LS MEMBRANEHigh Water ResistanceHigh Respiratory Functions

    3-ply, high-tech material suitable for multiple sports depending on shell fabric. The material is durable and exible even at low temperatures.

    TOUGH OUTER LAYER THAT RESISTS WEAR AND TEAR

    4-WAY STRETCH FOR MAXIMUM FREEDOM OF MOVEMENT

    CONDENSATION AND EXCESS HEAT IS TRANSPORTED AWAY FROM BODY

    SOFT INNER LINER FOR PROTECTION AND HEAT RETENTION

    HI:RES MEMBRANEWATER RESISTANCE

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  • Holland // April

    J-class yacht Rainbow was built by Dutch naval architects Dykstra as a replica of the winning yacht in the 1934 Americas Cup. Pelle P is the official clothing supplier for the yacht team.

    Facts:

    Hull: AluminiumLength: 39.96 mWidth: 6.4 mWeight: approx. 175 tonnesRig: SloopSail area upwind: 950 m2Sail area downwind: 1500 m2Spinnaker: 950 m2Racing crew: 25-28 people

  • Photo: David de Jong

  • Round Neck Knit PP5357Livonia Shirt PP5283

  • Photo: Onne van der Wal

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    The magnificent J-yachts made the Americas Cup of the 1930s a pure work of art. Unfortunately, only three of the original ten J-yachts remain, since the others were scrapped for metal for the war effort. Rainbow, a replica of the 1934 AC defender, was launched in 2012.

    Photo: Onne van der Wal

  • MARIEBJRLING #62

    One of matchracings true veterans, with credentials few others can boast. Marie topped the worlds charts four years in a row from 2001-2005 and has now made a long-awaited comeback after taking a few years off. Besides sailing, Marie also runs her own business, offering mental counseling and coaching.

    Some racing highlights: Five World Championship silver medals One World Championship bronze Ranked number one in the world four years running Winner of matchracing in Marstrand three years in a row

    Photo: Dan Ljungsvik

    Photo: Dan Ljungsvik

  • 1. W 1932 Polo PP5222 2. W 1932 Rugby PP5248 3. W Fast Dry Skirt PP6309 4. W TP52 Shorts PP6220

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  • 1. W Carlin Shorts PP6252 2. W 1932 Polo Dress PP5224 3. 1932 Polo PP5221 4. TP52 Shorts PP69215. P1800 Tee PP5313 6. True Experience PP5207

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  • 7. W P Hoodie II PP5334 8. Scarf & Stripe PP5391 9. W Raw Tee 3-pack PP5303 10. Pelle P Blanket PP994011. W Dock Shorts PP6044 12. W Breakers V-Neck PP4272

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    1. Woman left: W Technical Polo PP5232 2. Right image top man left: P-Hoodie II PP5331 Dock Shorts PP6043 man right: 1932 Rugby PP5249 woman: W 1932 Rugby PP5240 3. Right image bottom man: Polo PP5225 TP52 Trousers PP6922 woman: W Technical Polo PP5232 W Dock Shorts PP6044

  • JOHNIEBERNTSSON#63

    Photo: Dan Ljungsvik

    Photo: Dan Ljungsvik

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    Swedens latest superstar on the matchracing scene. Johnie lives in Stenungsund, but spends most of the year in warmer climes, taking the helm as he sails matchracing world cups across the globe with his team.

    Some racing highlights: Swedish Champion Nordic Champion European Champion Bronze medal in World Championships First, second and third in Congressional Cup Winner of Bermuda Gold Cup

  • 1. Softshell Vest PP1274 2. TP52 Shorts PP6921 3. TP52 Trousers PP6922

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    In 1977, Pelle Petterson met his fi rst Americas Cup challenge, as skipper on his self-designed 12, Sverige. Pelle and his crew managed to take themselves to the fi nal before losing there to Australia. Three years later, they set their sights on revenge, but in an even semi-fi nal, Australia once again drew the long straw. In summer 2013, we come full circle to the hub of it all with Artemis Racing. And third times a charm.

    Photo: Hasse Persson

  • Photo: Bror Augustsson

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    1. Retro Classic Duffl e PP4273 2. Sea Breeze Shirt PP5170 3. Backpack PP9263 4. W Dock Classic Shorts PP6245 5. Reliance Shirt PP5281 6. Poolside Towel PP9903 7. W Raw Tee Multi Color PP530342

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    Pulley that switches from the stern forward to the winches from Sverige.

    Pulley from one of the backstays of Sverige.

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    8. W Knit Polo PP5154 9. W Duffel Cardigan PP5358 10. W Singoalla Blouse PP5294 11. W Dock Skirt PP6148 12. Fast Dry Short Swim Trunks PP6293 43

    When Sverige was measured in Newport for the 1977 Americas Cup, they discovered that she was just a tad too long. The solution was to simply cut off a bit from the bow and move the forestay back.

  • Livonia Shirt PP5283

  • 1. W 1932 Polo PP5222 2. W TP Sport Shorts PP6224

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