Over 99% of cotton in Indonesia is imported. We work with smallholder farmers in some of the driest areas of Indonesia — growing rainfall reliant cotton with the indigenous agricultural wisdom of Tumpang Sari. Restoring the health of our soil while providing much needed dry-season income for women.

Textile dyeing is the second polluter of water globally. Every day, tons of toxic chemicals are released directly into our rivers to bring color into our lives. That’s why everything we make is dyed with plants and agricultural waste. To date, we've prevented over 2.5mn litres of toxic chemicals from our rivers.

For those materials that we do not yet grow ourselves, we closely work with suppliers that share our values—such as Lyocell made from closed-loop, FSC-certified eucalyptus fibre. Even the little things like our packaging, threads and buttons are fully traceable and uses upcycled materials.

At SukkhaCitta, we put a lot of thought into the design of our pieces, creating carefully crafted clothes that will accompany you for a long time. We don’t believe in seasons and see overproduction as one of the root causes of fast fashion’s devastating climate impact. 

Life is messy, and things are prone to go wrong. When that happens and you tear your favorite pants or shirt, don’t throw it away. Send it to us to have it repaired for free! And if you live outside of Indonesia, order one of our Free Repair Kits. 

Bored with your old clothes or spilled something over your favorite dress? Have our Ibus rebatik and dye your old clothes and give them a new life.

We upcycle 100% of our own offcuts into our #ReMadeRight collections. And even those tiny shreds we cannot turn into products anymore, we mix with old paper and turn them into tags. 

We now take back your old SukkhaCitta pieces, so we can find ways to give them a new life, providing additional incomes for our resourceful seamstresses in Bali. 

Your orders are shipped out in our reusable, upcycled cotton pouches. The shipping box is made of 100% recyclable paper and sealed with non-toxic paper tape. 

Don’t want to receive our recycled collaterals (tags, story cards, etc.)? Just leave a note at checkout.

Every day, we work hard to change how your clothes are grown. From the status quo of chemicals and monoculture, to a fashion forest that restore biodiversity and heal our soil.

The work is not easy, to say the least. Right now, we are scaling our Mama Kapas program in some of the driest areas of Indonesia. Bringing life back to degraded soils and creating regenerative livelihoods.

Because doing less harm is no longer enough.

Now, it's time to heal.

By calculating how much carbon we emit (and where we leak carbon the most), we can tighten up our process and design a more effective program to put that carbon back into the soil.

Nothing gets forgotten. From raw materials and the gas used to power our batik artisans’ stoves, to our fieldtrips and shipping, even the air conditioners used in our office.

Then, we will identify how we can reduce these emissions by 90% until 2030 and offset what we cannot.

For every purchase, we plant trees in West Timor. And not just any trees. We've gone in the mud to ensure the species is native to the land. Employing only the village communities in reforesting their land.

This targets one of the leading causes of deforestation, gives jobs to thousands of local villagers, and creates a connection between the local community and its recovering environment. 

Giving back in manifold and forging a connection between you that will last years and decades into the future.