Made for the rugged man, at home in the wilderness or working by the sea packing trays of oysters, Barnaby Black is the latest creation from Mathew Sabatino, a graphic-turned-fashion designer, and often partner in creative crime to design-savvy duo Matt Gorton and Jon Contino of CXXVI.

Taking the attire of the fisherman and woods-wanderers of New York State for inspiration, the debut collection from Barnaby Black features plaid button-ups, graphic-fronted tees, woven socks, field pants and over shirts perfect for sporting an off-to-get-some-mountain-air look. Practising eco-friendly methods from production through to shipping, this label for the nature-loving gent is committed to preserving and sustaining the planet.

Recognised for quality, American-made products with a matching aesthetic – think nautical and working man emblems mixed with great typography modelled on tattooed, rugged types – CXXVI has made its mark in the realm of stylised but casual wares. And despite being rather sleepy of late, the lads have confirmed a spring/summer collection is on the way.

Both Barnaby Black and CXXVI are available for purchase online via their websites.