Modern Dressing this Autumn
Begin with your monochromatic layers, then finish with a bright sock for a modern pop.
What we're wearing this Autumn.



















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The Jacket That Does Two Jobs
Recycled cotton men's jackets, an essential for transitional dressing. September: wear it alone. November: layer your over coat.















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Regular price
£185.00
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Regular price
£140.00
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We think about the whole life of a garment, not just what it’s made from. We use recycled and regenerative fibres, and develop our own yarns, fabrics and garments with longevity in mind.
We measure carbon and water impact through independent life cycle analysis, and take clothes back through our Take Back Scheme when they’ve reached the end of their life.
Neem's men’s sustainable clothingis made in Romania and Italy, using mostly exclusive fabric developed with small Italian mills.
Genuine men’s ethical clothing means knowing the whole story. What the fabric is made from. Where it’s produced. Who makes it. And what happens when it’s worn out.
That’s the standard we hold ourselves to.
Neem is a wardrobe that works beyond the office. From desk to dinner, Friday to Sunday, without needing a change of outfit.
Good fabrics. Modern designs. Clothes that feel right now and still will in 5 years. And because how something is made matters too, we choose materials and makers carefully, with the detail behind each product there to see in our Digital Product Passports.
When something finally reaches the end of its life, send it back through our Take Back Scheme for credit towards your next Neem purchase.
Send any garment, Neem or otherwise, back to us once you're finished with it. It's processed through the UK's first automated fibre sorter, cleaned, sent to Spain for industrial recycling, then prepared for reuse. You’ll also receive £20 credit towards your next Neem order.
Men's organic clothing and recycled clothing are different approaches. Organic cotton reduces pesticide and chemical use at the growing stage but still requires new land and water. Neem uses recycled and regenerative fibres instead, turning existing textile waste into new fabric, which is why our life cycle assessments show lower carbon and water use.
Choosing a men’s sustainable clothing UK brand like Neem means we know the people making your clothes.
At Neem, we’re close to the whole process, from developing fabrics with our mills to choosing our makers and taking clothes back when they’re worn out. No layers of brands. No mystery in the middle.
Neem is an independent menswear brand making better clothes for men who want to buy less and buy well.
We make sustainable men’s clothing in small batches, using recycled and regenerative fibres, with pieces designed to be worn for years. When a garment reaches the end of its life, send it back to us. We'll find its next use, whether that's resale, repair or recycling.
Our approach to sustainable menswear is simple. Make elegant clothes, know what they're made from, and be honest about the impact. That means measuring what we claim. Our shirts use 40% less CO2e and over 90% less water than a standard shirt, based on independent third-party life cycle analysis.
From merino wool men’s clothing to casual suits, every piece is designed with the same principle in mind: buy better, wear it often, and keep it in circulation for as long as possible. For men who care about how they dress, how they live and the world they leave behind.
Our men’s sustainable clothing is made in Romania and Italy, using Italian fabric, often developed exclusively for Neem and not available to any other brand. Where a UK supply chain exists, we use it, such as our recycled socks, made in Sussex.
Our regeneratively farmed merino wool men’s clothing is sourced from New Zealand and spun and knitted in Biella, Italy.We work closely with makers who use 100% or partially renewable energy in their factories, building long-term partnerships rather than simply placing orders. We visit them each year to keep those relationships close.
In the UK, 73% of clothing ends up in landfill. The amount thrown away has doubled in the last twenty years. So we don't make huge quantities and hope they sell. Orders open six to ten weeks before delivery, giving us a better idea of what people actually want. We then make in small batches and limited runs.
This leads to less unsold stock and fewer end-of-season write-offs. Just the clothes we've been asked to make. You'll find the same thinking in our shop. We'd rather help you find the right fit and fabric than rush you into a purchase, “styling over selling” is the Neem motto. It's one reason customers still choose to visit us in person.
The principle is simple: make less, make it well, and make what's needed.
At Neem, we believe clothing should have more than one life. Through our Take Back programme, every garment you return is carefully assessed so we can give it the most responsible next chapter.
Second‑life pieces: Anything in good condition is refreshed and resold, ensuring quality garments stay in circulation for longer.
Circular recycling: If an item is beyond resale or repair, we send it to our specialist industrial recycler in Spain. They’re able to:
Nothing is wasted, everything is accounted for. This is how we keep clothing out of landfill and in the loop.
If you're comparing regenerative men’s clothing to men’s organic clothing options, it's worth knowing the difference.
Organic cotton reduces pesticide use at the growing stage, but still requires new land and water. We take a different approach, using recycled and regenerative fibres wherever possible because reusing what already exists uses less carbon and water than growing something new.
That’s what we mean by sustainable men’s clothing in the UK: well-made, elegantly casual clothes, designed with a more thoughtful approach to the materials and the people behind them. For more information contact us.