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Satta

Satta

Satta’s latest seasonal collection is one captivated by the city yet inspired by the balance of the natural world. Contemporary variations of traditional workwear staples return through colder weather essentials such as the sustainably-sourced Suma Jacket, the water-resistant Shell Tek Jacket and the fully insulated Maji Jacket styled with a toggle cord hemline and raglan sleeves. An ode to basic utility workwear is adhered to through outdoor orientated Satta shorts such as the Cargo Tech Shorts and Slack Shorts, whilst Satta’s commitment to house and home are adhered to once more through the inclusion of everyday accessories such as the dual-handled Plant Pot Cover, Wall Organizer and the brand’s consciously sourced selection of candles, holders and incense packs.

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An ode to basic utility workwear is adhered to through outdoor orientated Satta shorts such as the Cargo Tech Shorts and Slack Shorts, whilst Satta’s commitment to house and home are adhered to once more through the inclusion of everyday accessories such as the dual-handled Plant Pot Cover, Wall Organizer and the brand’s consciously sourced selection of candles, holders and incense packs.

Satta follow three key goals when it comes to designing their products; they aim to produce items that represent simplicity, functionality and sustainability, they want to promote reconnection to each other and to nature and to contribute to their inspiring community. Based in Barcelona, Satta was founded by Joe Lauder who still leads the design and vision of the brand. With a background in woodworking and landscaping, Lauder borrows principles from both disciplines to fuel his designs, ensuring there is a focus on functionality alongside comfort and simplicity.

Influence is taken from inspiring communities far and wide. A range of exotic imagery taken from trips to Morocco, Nepal, India and Indonesia can be seen across their organic printed tees but their English base isn’t forgotten - check out their 'Crafted in England' skateboards - they still use hand screen printers for their designs in London.

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