Reversing Climate Change



In 2023, we recorded the hottest temperature in the last 100,000 years.


This is no longer just something you read in the newspapers. Everywhere we go, the same story emerges: Extreme and unpredictable weather is making life harder for those most in need.


Despite these pressing realities, achieving change has been difficult.


Purchasing offsets to be carbon neutral does nothing to change the root cause of the crisis

and the harm done through business as usual.



In a rapidly warming planet, it will take each and every one of us to act and take a stand.









Sometimes, the easy path is not the right one. With only 6 years left to halve our emissions, the reality is that business as usual still pervades our everyday lives.


That's why we work with the SBTi guidelines, the gold standard for climate action. Validating our efforts to give more than we take.


Measuring our entire footprint, from making, to using, to end of life, and then setting targets to achieve net-zero by 2040.


Once we know where we are, we can then find ways to reduce our total emissions by 90% - and only then offset what we cannot reduce any further with high quality offsets.




Full Lifecycle Responsibility

There’s a lot that goes into the stuff you buy. And your clothes are no exception. Fashion is responsible for more emissions than Germany, France and the UK combined - and that’s one of the lower estimates. 


Imagine the simplified journey just to make a single shirt: The material and how it’s turned into fabric, the stitching of these fabrics into finished clothes, sending them to our office and stores, all the way to sending it to you.



Each of these steps create an impact.



Radical traceability enables us to take meaningful action that reduce our climate impact. From farm to closet, and beyond.



When companies only focus on reducing the emissions from their own offices and retail outlets, that can be as little as merely 2% of their entire emissions.


Because the biggest emissions come from raw materials, dyeing and the process of turning them into finished products. 


That’s why we take responsibility for all of it, the entire lifecycle of every single piece we make all the way to the farm.


We even calculate the emissions caused after you purchased it: How it’s washed, all the way to the revival program we’ll do the day you no longer want it.


"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."