Climate change requires immediate action.

At Someone Somewhere, we create products that contribute to solving social issues while being responsible for the environment. As a BCorp and Climate Neutral Certified brand, we contribute to ten 2030 UN Sustainable Development Goals. Through our work with rural artisans in Latin America, we view sustainability through four dimensions: Cultural, Environmental, Social, and Economic.

The reality is that even after facing an unprecedented global pandemic (and everything else 2021 threw at us), climate change is still the single biggest threat to humanity;but we have the tools to stop it. Becoming Climate Neutral Certified is a months-long effort to measure, reduce, and offset our carbon footprint. These are actions that all brands - and individuals - can and should take now to “flatten the curve” of carbon emissions.

Sustainability and the environment have been part of our DNA since day one, and today we’re thrilled that we’re able to join hundreds of Climate Neutral Certified brands in taking meaningful action for the climate.

How did we get here?

From the artisan and indigenous communities we work with, we have learned so much about what it means to live in harmony with the environment, and how we can be better stewards of our planet.

This year we worked with Climate Neutral to measure and offset 2021's carbon emissions and identified ways to reduce future emissions. Every day we weave enough recycled yarn to go around the world twice, and in the last year alone we have rescued more than 150 tons of textile waste.

But the work doesn't stop there. We must reduce our future emissions to limit climate change. Over the next few months, we'll be hard working on measuring, optimizing and reducing our environmental impact from the design of the products to the delivery to the final customer and offsets the remaining carbon emissions by investing in forest conservation projects in Latin America and clean energy generation.