Our Activity Books, Postcards, and Greeting Cards, along with our Hand Tags, are produced right here in our office in Rajagiriya, who we share our office space with. If you ever visit us, we'd love to give you a quick tour and show you where the magic happens!

We're conscious of minimising our environmental footprint, which is why we diligently collect all off-cuts and waste from the printing process and ensure it's sent for recycling. We even have a wonderful collaboration with a local paper recycling plant, where we sometimes repurpose waste from the printer (and our own little scraps!) to create our own hang tags. It's a small way we can close the loop and give materials a new life.

You'll also notice that our Greeting Cards and their accompanying envelopes are held together with a simple paper band instead of unnecessary plastic packaging. It's a small detail, but we believe these thoughtful choices add up to a more sustainable approach.

Just like our Hangbags, we prioritise mindful sourcing for our Bucket Hats, obtaining fabrics in small quantities from local vendors. This approach allows us to support our community whilst keeping sustainability at the forefront of our material choices. We're always exploring new colours and qualities to bring you unique options.

The nature of our sourcing means that the colours and patterns of our Bucket Hats may vary slightly, making each one a truly individual piece.

Designed with longevity in mind, our Bucket Hats feature a clean, fully-bound finish on the inside. This attention to detail ensures they are made to last, reducing the need for frequent replacements and minimising waste.

Each Bucket Hat is skilfully stitched by our talented seamstress team in the south, working from their homes. By partnering with them directly, we ensure ethical production and fair compensation for their valuable work and skills.

We prioritise mindful sourcing by obtaining the fabrics for our Hangbags in small quantities from local vendors. This approach allows us to support our community and reduces the environmental impact associated with long-distance transportation. We're always exploring new colours and qualities, keeping sustainability at the forefront of our material choices.

The unique nature of our sourcing means that colours may vary slightly from piece to piece, and we believe this individuality is part of what makes each Hangbag special and one-of-a-kind.

Designed with longevity in mind, the Hangbags feature a clean, fully bagged-out finish (no visible seams) and reinforced straps to ensure they last as long as possible, reducing the need for frequent replacements and minimising waste.

Each Hangbag is skillfully stitched by Hemanthi at her home in Colombo. Her expertise has been invaluable since we launched the Hangbag in 2020, and it's thanks to her dedication and collaboration through many trials that we perfected the design. By partnering directly with Hemanthi, we ensure ethical production and fair compensation for her works and skills.

Our digitally printed items are produced in Colombo using high-quality paper. We believe in making sustainable choices at every step, which is why the packaging is thoughtfully considered.

In addition, the sturdy cardboard tubes are made from recycled materials. The fabric covers on the ends of these tubes are cleverly crafted from leftover scraps from our other productions. It's our way of minimising waste and making the most of every piece of material.

We're committed to the full lifecycle of our products. So, if you ever find yourself with an old poster tube that you no longer need, please don't hesitate to get in touch with us! We'd be happy to take it back so it can be reused for another valued customer.

We prioritise mindful sourcing for our Pouches, obtaining fabrics in small quantities from local vendors. This approach allows us to support our community. We're always on the lookout for new colours and high-quality materials.

Each of our Pouches is carefully stitched in a small workshop in Colombo by our skilled seamstresses, Minu and Pramitha. By working with this small, dedicated team, we know andcan share exactly who has stitched each of our pouches.

Inside you'll find that the seams are bound for neatness and a high quality finish. It's about increasing the longevity of your Pouch, reducing the need for frequent replacements and contributing to a more sustainable approach to owning accessories.

Our sets are crafted with high-quality linen sourced in small quantities from a local vendor in Pettah market. By choosing to buy in this way, we not only support local businesses but also minimise the risk of overstock.

The unique nature of this sourcing means that our fabric finds are often one-of-a-kind – once they're gone, they're truly gone!

These sets are skillfully stitched by a team of talented seamstresses working from their homes in the south. These women previously worked in garment factories in Koggala that were shut down during the economic crisis. By enabling them to work from home, we provide them with the flexibility to manage their time around housework and childcare, fostering a better work-life balance. We were also pleased to donate sewing machines to support their independent work.

We believe in creating garments that last. All the seams in our sets are finished with a French seam. This technique provides a clean and tidy finish and extends the durability of the garments. By investing in  high-quality construction, we aim to create pieces that you'll cherish for years to come, reducing the need for frequent replacements and contributing to a more sustainable approach to fashion

Embracing our zero-waste ethos, these unique headbands and scrunchies are crafted from discarded fabrics sourced both in Colombo and from the off-cuts of our own productions. The relatively small pattern pieces allow us to creatively utilise even the smallest pieces of fabric that might otherwise go to waste. This resourceful approach has resulted in hundreds of different designs over the years, and often, we only have one of each truly special piece! Each one is lovingly stitched by our skilled seamstress team in the south.

Our Zero Waste Purses are a testament to our commitment to minimising waste. Both the corduroy outer fabric and the linings are sourced from excess productions. The small size of these purses makes them the perfect way to utilise even the smallest fabric off-cuts.

The zips are carefully sourced from local vendors, often rescued excess from the fashion industry that would typically be used for fly zips on trousers and jeans. 

Each Zero Waste Purse is stitched by our skilled seamstress team in the south, working from their homes. Due to the nature of the up-cycled fabrics, we have a huge selection of colours , and often, we we'll never be able to get exactly the same shade again!

Our Zero Waste Tote Bags began as a creative solution to give purpose to the collection of fabrics we had accumulated over the years – remnants from past productions or materials that, for one reason or another, hadn't found their initial use.

The result was a fun and diverse selection of bags, each boasting unique fabrics and colours, meaning there's something for everyone. For us, creating these totes has been a delightful journey, a way to revisit and celebrate fabrics we've cherished for years!

We continue this zero-waste ethos by utilising extra fabrics from our current productions, as well as sourcing cut pieces from local vendors. This ensures that we stay true to the zero-waste nature of these bags, giving new life to materials that might otherwise be discarded.

Due to the limited availability of these unique fabrics, we often can't make large quantities of our Zero Waste Tote Bags. This means that once they're gone, they're truly gone, making each one a unique and sustainable find!

Each bag is skillfully stitched by Hemanthi at her home in Colombo. By partnering directly with Hemanthi, we ensure ethical production and fair compensation for her work and skills.