Popmomo. I love that name. I can’t read it or say it without it bringing a smile to my face. The name stands for post-postmodern movement. Here are a couple of men’s tees from Popomomo.

Redwood Temple Tee
$57
Redwood tree as eco-warrior? Interesting, whatever it is. This natural-colored, organic cotton tee is available in a men’s size small to extra-large.
The productof an artful collaboration between Popomomo and Isis Aquarian of The Source (a Hollywood-based spiritual “family” that began in the late Sixties). Peace-promoting and thought-provoking….
Okay, so maybe not warrior-ish. Do you have any ideas?

Ring of Fire Tee
$57
Interesting art work again. Star. Third …read more

Men’s skincare has made great strides in the last few years. Men no longer see having a regular grooming regime as something that only females do.
The reason behind this?  I think it’s a combination of good role models, good ad campaigns, and good women who steer their men in the right direction. Real men know it’s important to moisturize and wear sunscreen. They know that an aftershave does not have to sting to work. Botanicals and natural ingredients do the job of balancing the skin gently.
Korres products for men incorporate ingredients like Marigold, Aloe, Jojoba, and Vitamin E to mositurize …read more

This campaign is serious amazing. We Add Up has shirts, mugs and bags. There are a number of different causes you can get on your shirt, from composting to insulation.
When you order an item, your number toward the global count is hand printed. It’s counting toward a sustainable future without climate change.
So what number will you be?
Find out more about We Add Up

My boyfriend loves his polo shirts. So I was excited to see that the Greenloop has a few polos from socially conscious and sustainable company EDUN on their clearance list!

They are made out of a lightweight material, which makes them better for summer. But with some creative layering, they’ll be great all year long.They are $60.00 each — down from $105.00! You can order the white one here and the striped on here.

John Bartlett is an ecelectic and innovative menswear designer. His style is this clash of preppy and queer aesthetics — think pinstripes and pink!
The best part about Bartlett’s line — which was showcased at NYC Fashion Week — is that he produced the entire collection off-grid. That’s right, there is not one carbon emission to be found anywhere in his pretty penny loafers.
The collection features hand-woven Italian fabrics, hand croheted, stitched and knitted garments using foot-pedal sewing machines. Once produced, the garments were packaged in recycled boxes and transported using biofuel.
Bartlett studied sociology at Harvard before turning toward fashion. His …read more

My boyfriend, Matt, has been on a serious prowl for the perfect man bag, ever since Jim on The Office carried one to practical perfection. As hard as he is trying, he keeps coming up short. They are either too expensive, too girly, or too impractical.
A man bag is a delicate thing. You need to find the perfect balance between masculinity and function. And, if you’re like me, and want an eco-twist on everything you wear, the process can become much more arduous.
In order to make this process a little easier, here I present to you, a few green man …read more

Celebs like Courteney Cox Arquette, Kevin Costner, Shawn Wayans, Naomi Campbell and Sienna Miller have donned this awesome OmniPeace t-shirt, tank or ball cap. 50% of the proceeds go to Millennium Promise and their efforts to eliminate poverty in Africa by 2025.

Millennium Promise is a non-profit organization dedicated to eradicating world-wide poverty.
Not only are these tees super hot, they are helping a great cause. You can grab yours at Kitson. The prices vary — sometimes up to as much as $65.00 — but they have a wide variety of products. And you can indulge worry-free because so much of …read more