Our Steps Toward a Greener Future

Committed to Responsible Craftsmanship

Sustainability drives every decision we make at Ripple & Co. From responsibly sourced materials to eco-friendly practices, we’re dedicated to creating bags that look good, feel good, and do good for the planet.

Eco-Friendly Leather

We use LWG-certified leather, ensuring minimal environmental impact and superior quality.

Minimizing Waste

Our production process is designed to reduce material waste and maximize efficiency.

Energy-Efficient Practices

We partner with tanneries that follow energy-efficient methods to lower their carbon footprint.

Durable by Design

Our bags are made to last, reducing the need for replacements and supporting slow fashion.

Your Sustainability Questions, Answered.

Curious about Ripple & Co.’s sustainability practices? We’ve answered the most common questions to help you understand our commitment to eco-friendly craftsmanship and responsible choices.

What makes Ripple & Co. leather eco-friendly?

We source our leather from tanneries certified by the Leather Working Group (LWG). These tanneries follow strict environmental protocols, including reducing water usage, lowering emissions, and minimizing waste.

How does Ripple & Co. reduce waste during production?

Our production processes are designed to use materials efficiently, minimizing leather waste. Any offcuts or remnants are recycled or repurposed whenever possible.

Are Ripple & Co. bags biodegradable?

While leather is a natural material, our focus is on durability and creating products that last for years, reducing the need for frequent replacements and waste.

How does Ripple & Co. ensure energy efficiency?

We partner with tanneries and manufacturers that implement energy-efficient practices, such as renewable energy sources and optimized production processes.

How can I care for my bag to make it last longer?

Proper care is key to sustainability! Clean your bag with a damp cloth, avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight or moisture, and store it in a cool, dry place when not in use.