CARBON NEUTRAL
delivery & operations
We're proud to celebrate two years of carbon neutral delivery and returns, plus 100% carbon neutral operations.
100% OPERATIONS NEUTRAL
From 1st January 2023, 100% of the carbon emissions from our head office, warehouse, Liberty concession, Covent Garden pop-up store, packaging, and website are now also fully offset.
Offsetting Our Carbon
Carbon offsetting is compensating for carbon emissions which can't be avoided, by funding a carbon reduction
or removal project elsewhere in the world. Offsets are measured in tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e).
Through Norway-based climate solution platform CHOOOSE, we're supporting projects we care about to offset our carbon.
See Our Progress
OUR PROJECTS
Supporting Indigenous Communities In The Tambopata-Bahuaja Biodiversity Reserve
Protecting Endangered Wildlife in Kenya With Chyulu Hills REDD+
Saving Tropical Forests With Southern Cardamoms REDD+
Recyclable Packaging
From 1st January 2023, 100% of our suppliers send our jewellery to us in biodegradable polybags. We’ve also worked hard to move to a more sustainable packaging, keeping the same iconic Missoma aesthetic.
Let's breakdown our packaging:
- 01 The outer box is 100% recycled and recyclable
- 02 The printing inks are soy based, which are a little easier on the environment
- 03 All paper is FSC certified, meaning the wood pulp comes from managed forests
- 04 Our pouches are made to be kept and reused to protect your jewellery at home and on-the-go, or to hold coins and other treats
Our Collaborations
From fashion designer Harris Reed to Beijing-born creator Savi, we like to match our collaborations' packaging to their style. While the look may vary, rest assured that everything's still recyclable and biodegradable – packaged in the same responsible materials as our core lines.
Missoma Studio
Our main priority with our Studio line is to ensure your homeware pieces arrive with you intact. Our current packaging does a great job of this – it's 100% recyclable, except for the minimal use of bubble wrap. We're constantly looking for a more sustainable alternative.
