The latest from the Australian, organic line Bassike is a Lower East Side exemplification – which is suiting, because from NYC, Australia really is the global LES. We love the bold, graphic tees and their hooded button-downs in organic cotton. Fitted denim, stripes and short-sleeve cardigans can adorn the best preppy-rocker. Organic cotton makes these threads even cooler than they already were, and uses less than half the water that conventional cotton uses, and has a sixth of the carbon footprint.
Fall Back in Style
Matt & Nat never disappoints. The new canvas collection is incredibly handsome, and made from recycled soda bottles, and recycled faux-suede lining. Better yet, you can win one of these bags! Email Matt & Nat at blog@mattandnat.com before August 30th at midnight and tell them what MATT & NAT means to you in 250 words, the best men’s and women’s letters will win one of our new Fall 09 handbags.
Steve Alan presents some nice, basic, organic shirts. We love the black and white, single needle check shirt!
These tapered organic cotton pants, slouch pants, and shirts from the Australian company, Bassike are not for the faint of heart. But those gents that have a love for cutting-edge trends, check these out!
Arn Mercantile offers up an organic Peruvian cotton “chore jacket” and some comfy pullovers.
The Japanese company, Kato uses organic cotton from Zimbabwe to make these jackets and shirts.






















