Inside Tommy Hilfiger’s $46 MILLION mega yacht Flag which he deems his ‘most-prized possession’

What does a fashion empire get you?

Good for Tommy Hilfiger, his eponymous brand allowed him to land his “most prized asset” — a $46 million mega-yacht — complete with seven swanky cabins, a rooftop Jacuzzi, pizza oven, elevator, and more .

The 71-year-old recently welcomed Los Angeles-based YouTuber Enes Yilmazer aboard his bobbing beauty ‘Flag’ to get a taste of high life on the high seas.

Yilmazer’s 51 minute film offers an in-depth tour of the 204.5ft vessel, along with bite-sized interviews with Hilfiger and his wife, Dee Ocleppo, where they talk about their love of sailing.

In one scene, Hilfiger explains to Yilmazer how he’s “done a lot” on the megayacht — which can sleep 12 guests at a time in seven cabins and house 17 crew members — since purchasing it, with some of his additions. including ‘new air conditioning, [a] new galley, new tenders, new toys.’

He adds, “I keep it in pristine condition…The crew is incredibly experienced and professional…my family considers them family.”

As for the yacht’s name, Hilfiger – who founded his company in 1985 – reveals that he changed the name from Faith to Flag in honor of his company.

With a smile, he says, “The reason I changed it… is because the logo for my company is a red, white, and blue flag, and actually because of my company, I was able to buy the yacht.”

In a first-person play for GQ magazineHilfiger previously described Flag as his “most prized possession” and his “summer home.”

He said that when he is on board, he prefers to sit on the aft deck, “because you can see water on all sides.”

In terms of where the boat has sailed, Hilfiger revealed some of his favorite ports of call as St Barths, Mustique, Saint-Tropez and Portofino.

Monaco is another of the designer’s top venues where he has welcomed the likes of Lewis Hamilton, Kendall Jenner and Bella Hadid aboard for grand prix celebrations.

In his recent YouTube video, Yilmazer explains that he was lucky enough to stay on Hilfiger’s yacht as it circumnavigated the Bahamas and that everything about the experience was “incredible” and “unforgettable.”

Some of his highlights included “the food, the scenic views, and the hospitality of the crew on board.”

The Turkish resident leads his camera crew around the yacht and spends time showcasing each area.

The main parlor, formal dining room, guest state rooms, and owner’s state room are some of the places he delves into.

Many of the rooms have TVs that are hidden from view.

There’s one hidden by a panel in the saloon bar, one lurking behind artwork in the same room, and another popping up from the foot of the bed in the owner’s cabin.

Other luxury features include underfloor heating in the bathrooms, natural stone details and downlights on the clothes rails in the ‘super spacious’ walk-in closet next to the owner’s cabin, so guests can see their clothes in the dark.

Meanwhile, a cabinet in the main saloon houses an extensive whiskey and cognac collection, including a Glenlivet Archive 21 Yr ($300), a Remy Martin Cognac Louis XIII ($4,500), and a Hennessy XO Cognac ($200).

For cigar aficionados, another temperature-controlled cabinet offers some of the best sandwiches.

Yilmazer also visits some of the less glamorous parts of the motor yacht, including the wheelhouse, engine room and crew quarters where 17 personnel live.

So that both crew and guests can easily navigate the four levels of the yacht, there is an elevator that runs from floor to floor.

Alternatively there is a ‘phenomenal’ curved wooden paneled staircase.

Heading outside, there are multiple outdoor dining areas and an oversized Jacuzzi tub on the sundeck with a glass barrier to allow swimmers to enjoy the view.

Another notable feature is a pizza oven, which Yilmazer says is rarely seen on yachts.

Technically, the yacht has a cruising speed of 15 knots per hour, while the maximum speed is 16 knots per hour.

At cruising speed it consumes 500 liters per hour.

According to Luxury viewerthis means the yacht would cost about $2,500 per hour, which equates to about $31,000 for a 12-hour cruising period.

Flag was originally built in 2000 by the Dutch shipbuilder Feadship.

She was christened Cakewalk, but the name has changed several times since then.

When he’s not on his boat, Hilfiger charters her on Burgess from $448,000 per week.

The yacht broker says of the vessel: ‘One of the most talked about yachts in the charter world, the 62 meter motor yacht Flag is the ideal choice for those looking for a sophisticated, yet fun-filled holiday.’