Tender Leaf is deeply committed to protecting Indonesia’s natural resources and only work with reclaimed rubberwood. In addition, for every reclaimed tree that is used, a new one is planted, driving ahead the cycle of regeneration.

They have been awarded the ICTI Ethical Toy Program seal of approval for it's ethical and sustainable supply chain. 

From raw wood to the finished product, every single stage of production happens in the same family-run factory.
Once each toy has been hand-painted, assembled and checked, it is wrapped in paper and packaged in recycled cardboard.

Goki set the foundation for sustainable production over 40 years ago by choosing wood as the renewable raw material for toys. As the company donates an average of 20,000 trees per year, it generates multiples of what it will ever need for production. Every year, these young plants grow into trees, storing CO2 and providing habitats for numerous animals.

Goki is also involved in building schools in Third World countries. Education is the path out of poverty and child labor. In collaboration with the children's aid organisations, ten schools have been established. Goki is currently supporting the constructing of the eleventh school in Ghana.

SUSUKOSHI use organic cotton alongside the finest cotton, eco sustainable material, natural low-impact dyes, eco or recycled packaging, and is focused to evolve to minimise their footprint towards our nature.

Why Organic?
Organic is safer and simply better for the environment and your little ones. Growing organic cotton does not use any more water than non organic cotton and is rain-fed rather than irrigated. Crops are regularly rotated to maintain the soils nutritional integrity and its ability to hold water.

SUSUKOSHI also ensures fair wages and working conditions across all its factories, promoting a happier and healthier work environment.