That’s right, you lucky deal-hunters, you’re getting two Friday Finds today. Unis, a brand that should need absolutely no introduction at this point, is doing an online-only 25% off flash sale this weekend. Both new and old stock is included in the sale, as are all of the store’s non-brand items (Common Projects, anyone?). Enter code UNIS25OFF to get the discount. You’ve got ’til Sunday. Read More »

Since launching in 2010, California’s Industry of All Nations has sought to “take manufacturing back to the regions where products and materials are inherent… [and] introduce basic everyday goods that are developed horizontally in collaboration with local communities.” In other words, the co. establishes mutually beneficial relationships with indigenous makers around the world, and then brings their wares to the masses. Read More »

The Mediterranée Sneakers from France’s Veja are made in a FLO-Cert and EcoLabel certified factory in Brazil out of Fair Trade certified, 100% organic cotton, and sustainably harvested Amazonian rubber (all good things, I assure you). Designed to be a “hybrid between a boat shoe, a plimsoll sneaker, and an espadrille” the Mediterranées have summer style in spades, and an eco pedigree even the most granola can get behind. Read More »

What’s on sale RIGHT NOW.

Rough and tumble e-tailer Bench & Loom is in the midst of a massive end of season sale. Discounted items include British-made sweaters from North Sea Clothing, Japanese-made shirts from Stevenson Coverall Co., Sugar Cane and Buzz Rickson, Canadian-made trousers from 18 Waits, and lots, lots more. Read More »

It’s that time again. The endlessly talented Christine Mitchell of N’East Style is back with another collection of #menswear illustrations, and once again, she’s knocked it out of the park. Check ‘em out after the jump. And for those who missed the first two installments, you can see them here. Thanks Christine! Read More »

Even if you haven’t heard of Rancourt & Co., chances are you’re still familiar with their handiwork. Founded in Maine in 1964, the company has spent nearly half a century producing heirloom-quality handsewn footwear for a number of well known American and Japanese brands. The Ranger Mocs, part of R&C’s new(ish) direct-to-consumer collection, are crafted from an array of high quality Horween leathers. Read More »

And since we’re on the subject of warm-weather wares (see previous post), here’s a handsome way to put some spring in your step (season and bounce – homonyms wut!). The Driving Moccasins from Arthur Knight are handcrafted in Italy from an array of vibrantly hued suedes. High in quality and comfort, the shoes’ details include a hand-stitched apron upper, full leather lining, removable padded leather footbed and a TPR rubber outsole. Read More »