Boat Name Lettering with Custom Logo, 1 to 3 Lines (Set of 2)

Boat Name Lettering with Custom Logo

Tell us the logo you want and we design a simple logo for you at no extra charge, 5 concepts and 1 revision. Production starts once you approve your logo. Then type your boat name exactly as you want it (for example Sea Dreamer), add a second line such as your hailing port (for example Phoenix, AZ), choose a font, color, height and width, and you will see it live before you order. Choose 1, 2 or 3 lines. All lines use the same font and size, and you can choose how the lines line up and whether the lines get smaller. Just need the name in letters? See Boat Name Lettering. Need your registration numbers too? See Boat Registration Numbers.

Custom-cut in Arizona from cast vinyl and shipped nationwide. Sold as a set of 2, one for each side of the boat. You install it yourself, no installer needed.

• Free simple logo design: describe your idea and we email your concepts after you order. Logo size: up to 12 in tall by 24 in wide above the name, or up to 10 in by 10 in beside the name. Need a bigger logo? Request a quote. Rush is not available because we design the logo first.
• Fonts: 16 fonts, from classic serif to bold block to script. Choose ALL CAPS or upper and lower case as typed.
• Material: Oracal 751 high-performance cast vinyl, rated up to 8 years outdoors. Matte Black is 3M 7125 Scotchcal. Not for use below the waterline.
• Ships: next business day by USPS or UPS. Free shipping for now.
• Local pickup: Surprise, AZ by appointment at no extra charge. Call or text 480-650-9314.
• No minimum. One set is fine. Need a whole fleet or a larger size? Request a quote.

Sizing

Choose a letter height of 2 to 5 inches and a width of 18 to 48 inches (18, 24, 30, 36 or 48). If you need a longer name or a bigger size, send us a quote request.

Check your spelling. This is a made-to-order custom graphic and it cannot be returned or exchanged. Rules about boat names and numbers differ by state and boat type, so check with your state boating agency or the Coast Guard if your boat has requirements.