"The Road to Satori"

The Satori Style Company draws its inspiration from the teachings of Zen masters, Buddhist Lamas, Indian Yogis, and numerous modern thinkers who have explored consciousness, meditation, and self-inquiry. Among them, the work of Alan Watts played a significant role in sparking my own reflective journey, which deepened into a profound exploration of mindfulness and self inquiry. This transformative path has profoundly influenced my life and led to the creation of a brand that embodies these values.

At the heart of the Satori Style Company is "The Way"—the Zen principle of living with awareness, authenticity, and deep presence. In Zen Buddhism, The Way (道, Dō) is not a fixed endpoint but an ever-evolving practice—one of continuous insight and awakening in everyday life. This guiding philosophy informs everything we create, serving as a reminder that true freedom is always found in the present moment.

Our Values

Meditation & Self Inquiry: Cultivating awareness, stillness, and a deep-rooted connection to the present. 

The Way (道, Dō): Living on the way with simplicity, authenticity, and mindfulness in all aspects of life. 

Compassion & Connection: Recognizing that the path is more than just a personal journey, it extends to how we care for others and the world.

Environmental Sustainability: Mindful awareness of our impact on the planet through responsible choices and sustainable offerings. 

Affective Altruism: Applying wisdom and reason to create meaningful impact, supporting causes that truly make a difference. Committed to supporting EA, by donating 10% of all annual revenue.

You are on the way

At Satori Style Company we strive to illuminate "The Way" for those who recognize the truth about their lives. An invitation to examine the person you think you are and in the process realize what you really are.  It’s about opening your heart and living with compassion and gratitude for all things (even our suffering).

Walk the path. Live with intention. Look within. Welcome to Satori Style Company.