Shark & Co. is building a brand rooted in New England with real designs and late nights.
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If you can see the future, you can start building it. I can picture the door opening. The first customer walking in. Someone finding their favorite sweatshirt and coming…
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Shark & Co.
A mix of preppy confidence and beach‑day ease that made you feel like you belong.
- Industry
- Retail Apparel and Fashion
- Location
- Medford, US
- Company size
- 1 employee
About Shark & Co.
Shark'83 was built from my nickname, Mark the Shark, growing up around Nantasket Beach. I've always loved athletics, college traditions, vintage Americana, and the feeling of belonging to something bigger than yourself. Shark & Co. became my way of bringing all those things together. It's a way of life. It's the idea that everyone who wears Shark'83 belongs to the same community. "Once a Shark, Always a Shark."
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Shark & Co. is today, with the next 6–12 months bringing progress and improvements.
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Shark & Co. launched the Shark Pack, a New England-style brand offering a midweek sale.
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Shark & Co. launched the Baseline Tee, featuring forest green with distressed details and a classic silhouette.
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