Bashy — EMT, designer, founder

Bashy USA

HIS LEGACY.

OUR MISSION.

Bashy was an EMT, a Ground Zero volunteer, a designer, a coach, and a father. He gave everything to Brooklyn — and Brooklyn gave him to the world. This page is his story.

The Life

A Life in Full

1971

Born

March 11, 1971. A life that would shape everything.

1999

Founded

Bashy USA Clothing is born. Urban streetwear rooted in Caribbean culture, Brooklyn pride, and a vision that fashion could mean something.

2001

Ground Zero

September 11, 2001. Bashy responded. As an EMT, he was there — at Ground Zero — when the city needed him most. He never stopped carrying that weight.

2004

Recognized

Kenneth Cole. Russell Simmons. Oscar de la Renta. The industry saw what Bashy was building. The recognition was real — and it was earned.

Every Sunday

Coach Bashy

Free soccer coaching for the youth of Brooklyn. Every Sunday. No charge. No conditions. Just a man giving back to the community that raised him.

2024

Passed

November 25, 2024. 54 years. A 9/11-related illness took him — but his mission did not end. It became ours.

The Mission

54 Pieces. 54 Years.

9/11 Tribute Collection Polo — Bashy USA
Bashy Classic Reborn Tee — Bashy USA
9/11 Serpent Hoodie — Bashy USA 09.11.25

The 9/11 Collection is not just clothing. It is a tribute — 54 pieces for 54 years of a life lived in full service to others.

60% of every purchase goes directly to support children who lost a parent as a result of 9/11. That is the mission. That is the legacy.

We don't follow fashion. We lead. And we lead with purpose.

What He Stood For

The Pillars

Service First

He was an EMT before he was a designer. Service was never secondary — it was the foundation.

Brooklyn Influence

Brooklyn's grit, culture, and community are in every stitch.

Brooklyn to the World

Grenada. Jamaica. Haiti. Trinidad. London. Lagos. Tokyo. The diaspora carried this brand everywhere.

Built for the People

Free coaching. 60% giveback. A brand that was always about more than clothes.

We carry him forward.

His name was Bashy. He built something real. Now it belongs to all of us.