"A Regenerative Fashion Pioneer: SukkhaCitta is the first and only apparel brand to carry the Nest Seal."

"SukkhaCitta creates social impact by investing in the capacity building of rural craftswomen and ensuring that the women earn a living wage."

"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."

"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."

"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."

"A seed for hope."

"SukkhaCitta is a pioneer of regenerative fashion."

"From paying fair wages to preserving culture and the earth: How she's weaving change through fashion."

"SukkhaCitta champions the environment and community, working with marginalised groups to create arresting contemporary garments."

"Using Indigenous techniques to reimagine fashion worldwide."

"Sukkha Citta repousse les frontières du possible tout en préservant l'essentiel."

"SukkhaCitta revitalizes hope. Despite the corroding heritage crafts and climate change caused by consumerism and overdevelopment."

"Revolutionising how the world looks at clothes."

"The future of fashion is farm to closet: How an Indonesian fashion brand is embracing traditional techniques to build a new blueprint for making and selling truly sustainable clothes."

"SukkhaCitta creates a cycle in which consumers’ purchases benefit the Ibu through education and production of sustainable clothing."

"Balancing contemporary silhouettes and century-old know how. SukkhaCitta shows that ethical fashion can be just as refined as it is sustainable."

"SukkhaCitta is giving better job opportunities and a higher income to Indonesia’s artisans, who use only natural dyes and zero waste practices to craft the clothes."

"Sukkha Citta proves that nature provides many shades."

"SukkhaCitta's craft schools houses Ibus to create masterpieces, sustaining local craftspeople and the Earth."

"SukkhaCitta works to end the exploitation of indigenous women in the global fashion supply chain - through education and transparency."

"SukkhaCitta asks consumers to partake in solving socioenvironmental issues, ending the exploitation of women garment artisans."

"SukkhaCitta brings much-needed change to the fashion industry."

"Celebrating Women Changing the World."

"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."

"Known for its timeless and versatile design, SukkhaCitta is pioneering natural innovations that aim to give back more than we take."

"A direct impact in the fight against poverty"

"Expanding possibilities to make meaningful clothes."

"Invest in Meaning, not clothes, with SukkhaCitta"

"Every SukkhaCitta piece pays a living wage, is kind to the Earth and uses traditional craftsmanship."

"Untuk menjaga keberlanjutan ekosistem lahan, SukkhaCitta menerapkan teknik pertanian regeneratif. Teknik ini mengutamakan efisiensi penggunaan lahan, peningkatan kesehatan dan regenerasi tanah, hingga konservasi keanekaragaman hayati."

"Using Indigenous techniques to reimagine fashion worldwide."

"En Indonésie, cette économiste de formation, PDG d'une entreprise sociale multiprimée, change la façon dont les vêtements sont fabriqués et vendus, en ravivant l'artisanat traditionnel."

"Economiste de formation, Denica Riadini-Flesch lance en 2016 SukkhaCitta, une entreprise sociale de textile durable. Elle est l'une des cinq lauréats 2023 des «Prix Rolex à l'esprit d'entreprise»"

"Avec Sukkha Citta, Denica Riadini-Flesch valorise une filière textile durable et responsable."

"Ideas for a Better World: A fashion entrepreneur wants to improve the lives of 10,000 people."