SukkhaCitta

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SukkhaCitta Sustainability Actions

Farm-to-closet production

SukkhaCitta partners with Indonesian farmers and artisans on Java, Bali, Flores, and West Timor. Every piece of fabric in the brand’s farm-to-closet collection is crafted out of 100 percent plant-based materials.

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Uses organic cotton and dyes

SukkhaCitta partners with artisans and farmers to create clothing stitched from organic cotton, dyed with local fruits and woods, and embellished with hand-drawn batik.

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Supports women in villages

Sixty percent of the clothing made in Indonesia is actually outsourced to women in villages as piece work, and only about 2 percent earn a living wage. Riadini-Flesch set out to change that with SukkhaCitta. The garments are produced using artisanal techniques, traditional growing practices such as regenerative cotton and plant-based natural dyes. Profits from the line fund the school, which teaches women not only craft but business skills and financial literacy so that they can accurately calculate their earnings.

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Built craft schools

SukkhaCitta has grown to five schools across Indonesia and has trained more than 450 women.

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Uses traceability

SukkhaCitta emphasizes systemic ecological regeneration and women’s economic empowerment through regenerative farming, natural dyes, and a traceable farm-to-closet model.

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Certified B Corporation

About SukkhaCitta

  • Status
  • Unverified
  • Employees
  • 5 - 25
  • Country
  • Indonesia