
Master's in Nautical Fashion and Marine Style
Immers you in the intersection of haute couture and life at sea, exploring the evolution of design influenced by nautical traditions and current trends. You will learn to create innovative collections, master pattern making and…
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What is the Master’s in Nautical Fashion and Marine Style?
The Master's in Nautical Fashion and Marine Style
Immers you in the intersection of haute couture and life at sea, exploring the evolution of design influenced by nautical traditions and current trends. You will learn to create innovative collections, master pattern making and sewing techniques adapted to nautical materials, and understand marketing and communication in this exclusive market niche. This program gives you the tools to become an influential designer in the world of nautical fashion.
Differentiating Advantages
- Design and Creativity: Development of original collections inspired by the sea and sailing.
- Materials and Techniques: In-depth knowledge of technical and sustainable fabrics for nautical fashion.
- Specialized Pattern Making: Adapting patterns to the comfort and functionality requirements of the marine environment.
- Niche Marketing: Communication and promotion strategies to reach the target audience in the nautical sector.
- Professional Networking: Access to key events and contacts in the fashion and nautical industries.
Programme highlights
- Advanced Textile Design: Master the latest trends and technologies in technical fabrics and nautical prints.
- Maritime Marketing and Branding: Learn to build powerful brands and effective marketing strategies in the nautical sector.
- Collection Management: From inspiration to production, manage successful nautical fashion collections.
- Sustainability and Ecology: Incorporate eco-friendly practices and sustainable materials into the creation of marine fashion.
- Professional Internships: Immerse yourself in the working world through internships in leading companies in the sector. Boost your career in the fashion industry with a unique focus on nautical and marine style.
Programme Structure
The programme is structured in 11 modules, listed below in order of study.
Design and advanced manufacturing of technical garments for marine environments and nautical exploration
- Introduction to technical materials: hydrophobic properties, breathability, UV resistance and antimicrobial treatment
- Functional design applied to nautical fashion: ergonomics, mobility in marine conditions and thermal adaptation
- Advanced selection of technical textiles: laminated membranes, high tenacity fabrics and waterproof and windproof coatings
- International regulations and certifications for marine technical garments: ISO, CE, and OEKO-TEX® certification
- Performance garment patterning techniques: anatomical adjustments, sealed seams and strategic reinforcements
- Specialised clothing technologies: thermal welding, heat sealing, ultrasonic seams and use of sealing tapes
- Integration of technical and safety elements: reflective, sealing, waterproof zippers and controlled ventilation systems
- Sustainable design in nautical fashion: use of recycled materials, ecological dyeing processes and product life cycle
- Prototyping and testing in extreme environments: simulation in climate chambers, flexibility tests and resistance to saltpeter and abrasion
- Innovation in complementary accessories: gloves, footwear and accessories adapted to sea conditions and advanced nautical exploration
Innovation in waterproof and sustainable technical fabrics for advanced nautical clothing
- Fundamentals of waterproof technical fabrics: composition, structure and main functional properties
- Sustainable materials in nautical fashion: analysis of recycled fibres, biopolymers and certified organic textiles
- Advanced waterproofing processes: DWR coatings, laminated membranes and integrated sealing technologies
- Breathability and breathability: Balance between impermeability and thermal comfort in extreme marine environments
- Innovations in finishing and treatment of surfaces for resistance to abrasion, salinity and UV rays
- International regulations and sustainability certifications applied to fabrics for nautical clothing
- Integration of intelligent technologies: textiles with anti-microbial properties, thermoregulators and photocatalytics
- Design and development of prototypes: selection of materials, labouratory tests and validation under real conditions
- Environmental Impact and Life Cycle: Water Footprint Assessment, Carbon Footprint and Recyclability Options
- Market trends and consumer expectations in sustainable and technical nautical fashion
Design and manufacture of innovative technical garments for marine environments and sustainable nautical exploration
- Advanced basics in technical fabrics: hydrophobic properties, air permeability and abrasion resistance applied to the marine environment
- Innovative and sustainable materials: analysis of recycled fibres, bioplastics and smart fabrics for high-performance nautical garments
- Ergonomic design for mobility in marine environments: anatomical adaptation, freedom of movement and optimisation in extreme conditions
- Advanced manufacturing technologies: Sealed seams, heat sealing, heat-sublimation and lamination techniques for waterproofing and durability
- Integration of functional systems: fabrics with UV protection, antibacterial, and adaptive thermal management for nautical examination
- International regulations and standards for nautical garments: ISO, OEKO-TEX, Sustainability and Mar-Compatibility certifications
- Prototype development: CAD software for technical fashion, 3D simulation and labouratory tests of resistance to salinity and sun exposure
- Innovation in functional finishes and treatments: water repellent, anti-stain and protection against mold and sea fungus
- Sustainable strategies in the production chain: water footprint reduction, use of natural dyes and product life cycle
- Market Analysis and Trends in Nautical Fashion: Conscious Consumers, Responsible Design and Positioning of Eco-Friendly Brands
Ergonomic pattern, fast prototyping and performance certification for professional nautical clothing
- Fundamentals of ergonomic patterning: anthropometric analysis applied to nautical clothing, adaptation to movement and displacement in marine environments
- Technical materials for next generation nautical garments: advanced selection of waterproof fabrics, breathable, UV-protective and saline resistant
- Design and development of patterns based on dynamic biometrics: specialised CAD software integration for three-dimensional body adjustment simulations in windy and humid conditions
- Fast prototyping using digital manufacturing techniques: 3D printing of components, laser cutting of technical fabrics and assembly for real-time functional validation
- Physical-Textile Performance Tests: Mechanical Strength Analysis, Elasticity Under Stress, Waterproofing, and Breathability According to International ISO and ASTM Standards for Nautical Clothing
- Optimisation of ergonomic garments to improve mobility and comfort: application of SMART textiles and strategic ventilation systems integrated in the pattern board
- Professional nautical clothing certification and approval protocols: Compliance with CE, OEKO-TEX® standards, and specific maritime safety certifications
- Environmental impact and sustainability in nautical textile development: incorporation of recycled materials and eco-efficient processes within the design and production cycle
- Technological innovation in prototyping and field testing: Use of sensors and wearables to monitor ergonomics and thermal comfort during nautical activities
- Pilots and case studies: Detailed analysis of professional collections for sailing, motor and regattas, combining technical criteria with current marine style trends
Advanced trends in marine style and strategic marketing for high-impact nautical fashion
- Introduction to the marine style: historical evolution and its impact on contemporary nautical fashion
- Deep analysis of technical materials for nautical fashion: waterproof, breathable and UV resistant fabrics
- Functional and aesthetic design: integration of classic nautical elements and avant-garde trends in high-end collections
- Nautical Consumer Psychology: Behaviour, Preferences and Segmentation in Premium Markets
- Advanced branding strategies for maritime fashion: building identity and brand narrative with focus on sustainability and luxury
- Digital marketing applied to nautical fashion: using SEO, SEM and social networks to maximise the reach and engagement of exclusive customers
- Implementation of omnichannel campaigns for nautical products: synchronisation of physical points of sale and specialised ecommerce platforms
- Optimisation of customer experiences in nautical environments: events, pop-ups and collabourations with nautical brands and prestigious yachting
- Predictive analysis instruments and global trends: Use of big data and AI to anticipate fashions in the nautical sector
- Regulations and certifications for nautical fashion garments: compliance with technical, ethical and environmental standards in manufacturing
Design, innovation and sustainability in technical garments for marine environments and nautical exploration
- Fundamentals of technical design: ergonomics, fit and functionality in garments for marine environments
- Advanced materials and intelligent textiles: hydrophobic properties, UV resistance, breathability and thermal protection
- Innovative manufacturing technologies: heat sealing, sealed seams and high-durability waterproof laminates
- Integration of sustainable fabrics: recycled fibres, biopolymers and eco-responsible practices in the supply chain
- Environmental Impact Assessment: Product Life Cycle, Water Footprint Analysis and Carbon Footprint
- International regulations and specific certifications for nautical technical garments
- Modular and adaptive design for variable conditions in maritime exploration and water sports
- Innovation in thermal insulation: disruptive materials for use in cold water and extreme environments
- Development of protection systems against environmental factors: wind, salinity, abrasion and marine microorganisms
- Testing and validation of garments: simulations in the climate chamber, durability tests and resistance to real conditions of use
Innovation in techniques of design, manufacture and sustainability of professional nautical garments
- Advanced Fundamentals of Nautical Textile Design: Hydrophobic Properties, UV Resistance, Waterproofness and Breathability
- Emerging technologies in the manufacture of marine garments: melt fabric, laser cut and heat-sealed seams to maximise durability and comfort
- State-of-the-art materials: carbon fibre, high tenacity polyamides and intelligent fabrics with antifungal and anti-odour function
- Skipper optimisation and ergonomic fit for professional use in extreme conditions: safety regulations and specific ISO certifications
- Implementation of sustainable processes in the production chain: reduction of water footprint, recycling of marine polyester and circular economy in nautical fashion
- Parameterized design and 3D modelling specialised in high-function garments for sailing, sailing and intensive water activities
- Innovation in technical finishes: Smart membranes, anti-salt treatments and improved protection against micro abrasions
- Integration of wearable devices and biometric sensors for real-time monitoring of fitness under harsh sea conditions
- Functional testing and resistance protocols: Exposure to salt water, extreme temperatures and bending cycles for professional certification
- Technical marketing strategies to position sustainable nautical garments within the premium and professional segment
Applied technologies and optimisation in nautical garments for maximum performance and comfort in extremely demanding marine environments
- Advanced materials in nautical garments: synthetic fibres, waterproof and breathable membranes, hydrophobic coatings and antibacterial technologies
- Technical design: Ergonomic patterns, strategic reinforcements, sealed seams and abrasion resistant finishes and UV radiation
- Thermal functionality and insulation: active thermoregulation technologies, base layer and multilayer systems adapted to extreme marine environments
- Protection against water and wind: waterproofing tests, wind resistance and microclimatic control for maximum comfort in adverse conditions
- Innovations in adjustment and mobility systems: hermetic fasteners, magnetic closures, adjustable ventilation systems and high performance flexible joints
- Ergonomic user optimisation: biomechanical analysis, weight reduction, volume distribution and improvement of freedom of movement in nautical operations
- Additional technological treatments: anti-odor, UV protection, mold and salt resistance to extend the durability and functionality of the fabric
- Sustainability and eco-innovation: use of recycled materials, eco-efficient production processes and environmental certifications in the manufacture of nautical garments
- Quality regulations and certifications: Compliance with ISO standards, Labouratory performance tests and validation under real conditions of marine use
- Evaluation and selection of garments for specific uses: regattas, coastal navigation, polar-marine expeditions and rescue activities in extreme environments
Innovation in design, manufacturing and sustainability of technical garments for marine environments and high-performance nautical exploration
- Advanced Fundamentals of Technical Textile Design Applied to Nautical Fashion: Fibre Analysis, Structure and Behaviour against Marine Factors
- Innovation in intelligent materials: hydrophobic fabrics, thermo-regulators, anti-abrasion and UV resistant for extreme marine environments
- Manufacture methodologies for high-performance functional garments: sealed seams, heat-fixed and technical membranes
- Integration of wearable technologies and biometric sensors in nautical garments to improve safety and physical performance
- International regulations and certifications in garments for aquatic and nautical activities: ISO, OEKO-TEX and sustainability standards
- Ergonomic and mobility-focused design: biomechanical analysis for pattern optimisation and anatomical adjustment in maritime environments
- Eco-efficient dyeing and finishing processes: waste reduction, use of natural pigments and low environmental impact techniques
- Lifecycle management and circular economy in nautical garments: recyclability, reuse and carbon footprint minimisation strategies
- Innovations in waterproofing and breathability for nautical exploration garments: combination of technical functionality and thermal comfort
- Comprehensive design and development of a sustainable nautical capsule collection: from technical conceptualization to industrial serialization
Production, brand and marketing of nautical fashion
- Collections management and fashion calendar
- textile supply chain
- local and relocated production
- Quality control in clothing
- Nautical fashion brand construction
- Electronic commerce and omnichannel
- Sponsorship of regattas and athletes
- collabourations and licences
- Sustainability and textile circular economy
- Business plan of a nautical brand
Master’s Final Project in Nautical Fashion and Marine Style
- Advanced nautical garment design: application of ergonomic principles to maximise comfort and functionality in extreme marine environments
- State-of-the-art technical materials: analysis of hydrophobic fibres, breathable and resistant to marine abrasion, focused on sustainability and durability
- Sustainable innovation in nautical fashion: implementation of eco-efficient processes and use of recycled materials in marine textile manufacturing
- Technological integration in marine garments: incorporation of biometric sensors, intelligent textiles and thermal regulation systems for changing conditions
- Prototyping and functional validation methodology: CAD/CAM tools, simulation of extreme sea conditions and field tests with specialised users
- Biomechanical analysis applied to design: study of typical movements and postures in nautical activities to optimise freedom of movement and reduce physical fatigue
- International regulations and technical certifications: Compliance with ISO, OEKO-TEX standards, and specific regulations for high seas clothing
- Comprehensive management of the final project: planning, execution and evaluation of an innovative prototype that combines design, sustainability and technology
- Development of commercial strategies and specialised branding: positioning of nautical products with added value in global markets
- Formal presentation and technical defence of the project: Preparation of technical documentation, sustainability reports and argumentation based on quantitative and qualitative data
Study Time and Workload
1500 hours of study, online and at your own pace. Move the slider to the hours a week you can really put in.
Fashion designers looking to specialize in creating innovative nautical collections with a distinctive identity.Marketing and communications professionals interested in boosting brands in the nautical sector through style and trend strategies.Business owners and entrepreneurs who want to launch or consolidate businesses in the nautical fashion sector, from production to distribution.Stylists
Academic direction and faculty
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Learning Outcomes
- 01Design innovative collections inspired by maritime heritage
- 02Managing communication and marketing for nautical brands
- 03Mastering supply chain management in the nautical textile industry
- 04Leading sustainable nautical product design and development projects
- 05Implement sales and distribution strategies in national and international nautical markets
- 06Advising on personal image and styling at high-level nautical events
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```htmlAcademic/Professional Profile:Bachelor's Degree in Fashion Design, Fine Arts, Marketing, Communication, or related fields; or demonstrable professional experience in the fashion industry, textile design, or sectors related to nautical and marine style.Language proficiency:Knowledge of English, especially vocabulary related to fashion and the nautical sector, will be positively valued.Documentation:Updated CV, copy of degree (if applicable), portfolio (optional, but recommended to demonstrate design skills), ID/Passport, cover letter explaining interest in Nautical Fashio
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