Sustainability
At Kaleidoscope, sustainability is at the heart of everything we do. We actively reduce plastic use, run in-house recycling programs for batteries and printing supplies, and partner with eco-conscious suppliers. Our warehouse features solar panels, and we’ve planted a bee-friendly garden with a beehive to support local biodiversity. These efforts reflect our ongoing commitment to ethical and environmentally responsible business practices.
Le Toy Van integrates sustainability into every step of their production. Their toys are made from FSC-certified wood and repurposed Indonesian rubberwood, giving trees a second life. They’ve significantly reduced single-use plastics in pursuit of plastic-free packaging. Le Toy Van supports global conservation efforts, including reforestation projects that restore habitats for endangered species.
Tender Leaf Toys are crafted with care for the planet. They use reclaimed rubberwood and FSC-certified plywood, and replant trees in partnership with the Indonesian government. Their packaging is made from recycled cardboard, and they’ve eliminated single-use plastics. Every toy is designed to be cherished for generations, reflecting their deep respect for nature and sustainable practices.
Djeco’s sustainability efforts span packaging, materials, and transport. They’ve removed plastic overwrap from 95% of products and use FSC-certified wood and cardboard printed with vegetable inks. Djeco also prioritizes eco-friendly shipping, with 70% of their transport via LNG-powered CMA container ships, aiming for 100% by 2025. Their approach reflects a thoughtful commitment to reducing environmental impact.
Bonikka dolls are made in Sri Lanka using certified GOTS organic cotton, which produces 46% fewer greenhouse gas emissions and 98% less water pollution than conventional cotton. Their commitment to ethical sourcing and sustainable materials ensures that each doll is gentle on the planet and safe for children, combining environmental responsibility with heartfelt craftsmanship.
Tikiri creates natural rubber toys using 100% sustainable rubber from healthy Hevea trees in Sri Lanka. Their fabrics are OCS-100 and ETAD-certified, and they use food-grade dyes for safety. Tikiri was the first toy brand to earn GOLS certification for organic latex. Their ethical production methods ensure toys that are kind to both children and the environment.
Click on the links below for more information on the standards and programs mentioned above.