URIP IKU URUP
We Live to Bring Light
ANGKASA: Sinar is a reminder to let your inner light shine.
A ray of golden light, shining bright despite the darkness.
Inspired by the wisdom that has guided our Ibus' way of life for generations.
Your connection to the Earth and all the hands in between.
ANGKASA: Sinar is a reminder to let your inner light shine. A ray of golden light, shining bright despite the darkness.
Inspired by the wisdom that has guided our Ibus' way of life for generations. Your connection to the Earth and all the hands in between.
Fresh from the Farm
Each of ANGKASA's rich botanical black
is dyed 30x in our sugar SweetIndigo™ vat
to ensure no chemicals touch your skin.
The warm glow of the stars are drawn by hand and brought to life by the ancient SacredGold™fruits.
Designed with circularity in mind, each piece is handcrafted to keep indigenous cultures alive while regenerating our soils
Our radical traceability is raising wage standards. Putting women back in the driver’s seat to change their own lives through fair work
Women
Men
Gifts
Meaning over Mass
Combining elevated design and ethical craftsmanship,
we create The Most Meaningful Clothes™.
Combining elevated design and ethical craftsmanship, we create The Most Meaningful Clothes™.
"A Regenerative Fashion Pioneer:
SukkhaCitta is the first and only apparel brand to carry the Nest Seal."
"The result of SukkhaCitta’s work is a community of self-reliant artisans and farmers across Indonesia, women whose lives they have both supported and changed."
"SukkhaCitta pioneered a new transparency standard: #MadeRight — a promise that any fabric sold is made by artisans making a living wage, is environmentally sustainable, and supports a traditional cultural practice."
"Transforming the fortunes of Indonesia’s craftswomen."
"[SukkhaCitta's] garments are made entirely by hand; grown, woven, sewn, dyed and decorated using indigenous techniques by the unseen artisans of Indonesia."
"[SukkhaCitta creates] a cycle in which consumers’ purchases benefit the Ibu through education and a living wage earned through the production of sustainable clothing."
