Amplify Our Mission
SukkhaCitta is an award-winning social enterprise changing lives in rural Indonesia. With every #MadeRight fabric, we return stories of impact and human connection as an antidote to the era of overconsumption and mass production.
If you’re a designer, influencer, stockist, or media – we’re excited to find a way to work together!
Please note that in between running SukkhaCitta and Rumah SukkhaCitta Foundation,
going on field-trips and researching new materials and dyes, our time for speaking engagements
and other collaborations might be limited.
But we are always open to ideas on how we can advance the mission for a regenerative economy,
so please do connect by clicking the button below.
"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."
Cartier Women's Initiative Award
"With the philosophy of a new heritage, SukkhaCitta wants to create something so timeless that you can pass it, so it becomes your heritage."
SukkhaCitta revitalizes hope, weaved into what we wear. Despite the corroding heritage crafts and climate change caused by consumerism and overdevelopment.
"A key piece of SukkhaCitta’s mission is environmental: to reduce toxic runoff from dyes, working with the artisans to reclaim natural dyes for their designs."
Entrepreneurship for Sustainable Development
SEED Low Carbon Award
"The mission of SukkhaCitta is to foster transparency and change for local craftswomen while providing them fair wages. [...] build a bridge between you and the remarkable artisans who’ve been invisible for too long."
“SukkhaCitta works to end the exploitation of indigenous women in the global fashion supply chain - through education and transparency.”
Sustainable Fashion
Leadership Award Winner
“By providing direct capacity building and access to the urban market for rural artisans, SukkhaCitta empowers women to earn a living using their talent in craft with the aim of lifting them out of poverty.”