85% matchNoah NYC
Skate-and-surf roots with an ethical, grown-up wardrobe
What changes: Preppier, higher price and much bigger marketing footprint
Brand profile
London label by Joe Lauder making organic cotton and hemp skate-rooted clothing plus incense and homewares in muted earth tones.

Joe Lauder began by hand-shaping 1970s-style cruiser boards in Brixton in 2013; the clothing came after, and the skate-adjacent ease still runs through the cuts.
The range is built on organic cotton and hemp in muted earth tones, produced in small runs rather than at scale — straight-leg chinos, work jackets, hoodies and graphic tees.
Alongside garments Satta makes hand-rolled sage and copal incense, ceramics and homewares, with graphics drawn from Lauder's travels in Asia and Bali.
85% matchSkate-and-surf roots with an ethical, grown-up wardrobe
What changes: Preppier, higher price and much bigger marketing footprint
76% matchSame relaxed British workwear cut, less skate heritage
What changes: Mid-century workwear focus, no lifestyle or incense side
74% matchLondon-made muted palette with quirkier textile detailing
What changes: More design-led and dressier, pricier, no craft goods
70% matchSkate-shop workwear, harder-wearing and more logo-led
What changes: Big global brand, synthetic-heavy, no organic sourcing story
Satta is an independent London label founded by Joe Lauder in Brixton, which grew out of hand-shaped 1970s-style cruiser skateboards into clothing and lifestyle goods. Named after the Sanskrit word for existence, it works in organic cotton and hemp with small-batch production: straight-leg chinos, work and puffer jackets, hoodies, hand-drawn graphic tees and elasticated cord caps in muted earth tones. The range also covers hand-rolled sage and copal incense, ceramics and homewares. Lauder's travels in Asia and Bali shape the graphics; stockists include SSENSE.