SukkhaCitta started
with a simple mission.
We've lost touch. With where things came from. With the journey things take before we buy them. With the makers. With the impact our choices have on the Planet.
We're here to change that. Working directly with mothers in Villages, not factories, going mud deep to stitch positive impact into what you wear.
Together, we create beauty. A different kind of beauty, where every choice changes the world for the better.
Your forever wardrobe
Combining elevated design and ethical craftsmanship, we create the most meaningful clothes. The forever wardrobe consist of well-designed staples with statement pieces that help you live better with less.

Empowerment, guaranteed.
The ugly truth is that only 2% of women who make your clothes earn a livable wage.
The problem? We just don’t know.
As the first certified B Corporation voted Best for the World in Indonesia, 100% of our products are made to raise wage standards, from start to finish. Putting women back in the driver’s seat to change their own lives. Not through aid, but fair work.
This way, they can breathe new life into their rich traditions and continue their crafts with pride. With every purchase, you invest in the creation of fair work and infrastructure that alleviate poverty for mothers in rural areas.
1,482+ lives impacted
Farmers. Dyers. Batik artisans.
Master weavers. Seamstresses.
We provide opportunities by elevating existing skills, creating timeless essentials grounded in heritage and positive impact.
Farmers. Dyers. Batik artisans. Master weavers. Seamstresses.
We provide opportunities by elevating existing skills, creating timeless essentials grounded in heritage and positive impact.
4 craft schools funded
As a social enterprise, whatever we make gets reinvested back in our communities. Funding much-needed training and building craft schools to break the cycle of poverty and create long term change.
60% increase in income
Through our audited, fair trade standards, our artisans finally know how much they should get for their hard work. The result? Our Ibus feel visible and valuable, and lift up their community.
8 heritage crafts sustained
By working exclusively with age-old craftsmanship, we make sure there is a market for our artisans’ handwork. Choosing meaning over mass, slow over fast.
Sustainability to us is not about doing less harm
—but finding ways to regenerate and repair.
Our approach to sustainability and circularity is one of remembering and relearning. From indigenous communities and their way of caring for the environment - and from nature and her eternal cycles, where nothing is ever wasted.
From Regenerative Farm
67% of fashion’s carbon emissions comes from raw materials and how they’re processed/dyed. That’s why we started growing our own cotton and dyes regeneratively in 2020. Leveraging indigenous wisdom, we create new opportunities for smallholder farmers and restore the health of our soils – turning them into natural carbon sinks.
To Closet
The most sustainable clothes are the ones already in your closet.
That’s why we want you to take good care of them—and send us your broken pieces, so we can fix them for free.
To Soil
Every second, one garbage truck worth of textiles is dumped or burned somewhere.
Less than 1% of it is recycled. That’s not just an environmental issue. It’s a huge waste of resources. Together with Indonesia’s craftswomen, we work hard to close the loop.
Reversing Climate Change
The fashion industry dumps more CO2 into the atmosphere than all of Germany, France and the UK combined. Every year that’s equal to the pollution from 456,707,817 cars.
How come it’s so much? Because fashion loves fossil fuels—to make materials like polyester, but also to ship products and power factories. Here is what we do to be part of the solution—and create clothes that will—eventually—be climate positive.
What's Next
2025
100% Regenerative Cotton
Farmers. Dyers. Batik artisans.
Master weavers. Seamstresses.
We provide opportunities by elevating existing skills, creating timeless essentials grounded in heritage and positive impact.