Crew favouriteSkull & Oars Heavy Tee
Original skull over crossed oars. Heavyweight cotton.
Our story
Somewhere to keep the gear that says who you sail with. That’s what we built.
The Ahoy Locker started with a simple itch: the clothes we wanted didn’t exist. We wanted shirts that were loud without being cheap, pirate art that was ours and not clip-art, and gear that felt like it belonged to people who show up for each other. So we drew it.
Every skull, anchor, compass and kraken in the Locker is original artwork, made here. No borrowed crests, no copied badges. Just designs we’d be proud to wear to the next gathering, the next reunion, or the next quiet Sunday by the water.
The sea has always been about the people beside you. The ones who pull the same rope, keep the same watch, and tell the same stories louder every year. Whether you’re in Lagos, Port Harcourt, London, Houston or anywhere in between, this shop is for that feeling: loyalty, a bit of mischief, and a lot of laughter.
And behind every good crew are the ladies who stand with it. The Ladies of the Sea collection is for the wives, partners and queens beside the captain: fitted cuts and designs every bit as proud as the crew’s own.
Everything is printed after you order it, by our print-on-demand partner, at the facility closest to your address. Nothing sits in a warehouse and nothing is wasted at the end of a season. It takes a few extra days, and it means your piece is made for you.
If anything arrives misprinted or damaged, we replace it free. That’s the deal.
The Ahoy Locker is an independent shop. We’re not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by any club, society or association, and nothing we sell claims to be official merchandise of one. We just love the sea and the people who love it.
Questions, ideas, a design you wish existed, or a crew order for your next gathering? Write to chat@ikenga.ng or get in touch. The Locker is part of the ikenga.ng family.
Crew favouriteOriginal skull over crossed oars. Heavyweight cotton.
Crew favouriteHoist it high. Heavy fleece, kangaroo pocket.

True north, worn on the chest.

Crossed cutlasses in a rope ring. For the crew.