Mudlarks merch
Hats, robes, tote bags and a very warm hoodie. Every penny of profit goes straight back into the lake.
It all comes back here
Water testing, rescue equipment and repairs to the wall. Last year merch paid for the whole season’s laboratory bill.
Made near the water
Printed by a Weston screen printer, on organic cotton where we can get it.
Collect at the lake
Order online and pick up from any weekly swim, or have it posted for £3.95.
The shop
Small runs, restocked when we sell out. If your size has gone, let us know — we keep a list and order to it.
Tow float
High-vis, with a dry pocket for a phone and a key. The single best thing you can swim with.
£22
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Winter gloves and socks
3mm neoprene. What the January regulars are actually wearing. S–L.
£26
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Sunset print, A3
The lake in October, by a local photographer. Ten pounds of every sale is a donation.
£30
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Polar Bear Challenge tee
Earned, not bought — but we sell them to everyone anyway. S–XXL.
£20
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Postage, collection and returns
Collection at the lakeFree, at any weekly swim
UK postage£3.95, or free over £60
DispatchWithin five working days — we are volunteers
Returns30 days, unworn, hats excepted
PaymentCard or PayPal, through our shop provider
Prototype shop
This page shows how the shop will look and read. Checkout will run through the
Mudlarks’ existing payment provider — nothing here takes payment yet.
Which size should I get?
Hoodies and tees come up true to size; the changing robe is generous, so size down if you are between two. Measurements are on each product page in the live shop.
Can I try things on first?
Yes — we bring a box of samples to the Thursday evening swim and to every event on What’s On.
Do you ship outside the UK?
Not at the moment. Email us if you would like something sent abroad and we will work out the postage by hand.
Can my business stock these?
Several seafront traders already do. Get in touch and we will sort out a box.
Not after a hoodie?
You can give directly instead — or give your time. Both keep the lake free to swim in.