Severne Sails is now Severne Windsurfing

The Severne brand is growing rapidly and even though we started as “Severne Sails”, this is no longer an accurate description of the brand. Therefore we are going to be updating our social media handles(usernames) on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

As part of Severne’s expansion onto a wider range of products, which now include more than just windsurfing sails, we will be updating our name on our social media channels to reflect the current status of the brand. Here below are some details of upcoming changes.

Instagram
@severnesails will update to @severnewindsurfing
Facebook
Severnesails will update to Severnewindsurfing
Twitter
Severnesails will update to Severnewind

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