On November 1, Djemila Tassin sets off in Class40 under Sailiz colors. On board: a racing range tailored to her measurements, her program, and her offshore experience.
Grand Start
Sun. November 1 · 1:02 PM · Saint-Malo
3 542
non-stop miles, solo
Class40
Djemila’s class, 49 boats entered
13th
edition of the Route du Rhum
The Skipper
Belgian sailor, six ocean crossings, Class40 24-hour distance world record, and a Round Ireland Race podium. She knows what she expects from gear: the cut, freedom of movement during maneuvers, and performance in heavy weather. Technical features tailored to her program.
Racing Range
Co-designed with her, tested in race conditions. The pieces that will take her all the way to Guadeloupe are yours, too.
1300,00€
1200,00€
150,00€
Co-Development · Safety
At Sailiz, we don’t pay to have our products worn: we co-develop them. Djemila sails in the prototypes, shares real-world feedback, and every version builds on what the sea has taught her.
Our approach is built on iteration. Djemila first put the black component through its paces in the field, allowing us to validate its key performance points: waterproofness, abrasion resistance, and breathability. To meet the Route du Rhum’s safety requirements, the final kit was then adapted in high-visibility orange.
The final version switches to orange, a highly visible color, with an HV hood and plenty of reflectors. If a sailor falls overboard, she can be spotted day or night.
Safety First
When you’re sailing solo, no one sees you fall overboard. The racing kit is designed so you can be found fast, day or night.
The part that stays out of the water is the most visible: an HV hood, easy to spot from far away.
Our logos and prints are reflective and spread across the entire outfit, bouncing back a spotlight’s beam at night.
The series switches to orange: far more visible on the water than the prototype’s black.
Women’s ergonomics and fit: more freedom of movement during maneuvers, a more agile practice, and therefore safer.
An offshore wardrobe built on real-world expertise, produced as a range for sailing that can take anything.
Our prototypes were sailed in real conditions. Every sign of wear, every seam was noted, tested, and refined for ultra-tough, long-lasting products.
We embrace versions: V1, V2… each iteration makes the outfit more accurate, higher-performing, and more ergonomic.
Fabrics sourced and garments made in Europe, with production launched via pre-order so we don’t produce blindly.
Spring–Summer 2027 Collection · production launched via pre-order
On the water and on shore
From October 20th until the start gun, the entire Sailiz team will be on the docks in Saint Malo. Come see the racing range on display and make an appointment with us to chat.
Village opening (until Nov. 1)
Saint-Malo, quays · free entry
Race start 1:02 PM
Bay of Saint-Malo
Arrival village opens
Pointe-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe
Logbook, offshore updates, and early access to the racing range. Plus 10% off your first order.
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