Regenerating land, lives and tradition in Indonesia.

Why the future of fashion is ‘farm to closet’: A new kind of brand is rejecting industrial mass fashion to build a blueprint for truly sustainable clothes.

Using Indigenous techniques to reimagine fashion worldwide: Denica Riadini-Flesch is taking a time-honored approach to making clothes, regenerating local land, communities and traditions.

Meet Denica Riadini-Flesch, the woman behind the extraordinary regenerative fashion brand, SukkhaCitta.

First woman in Indonesia to win first place at the prestigious award that recognizes outstanding women impact entrepreneurship.

Eine Mode-Unternehmerin will das Leben von 10.000 Menschen verbessern.

Meet the people at the forefront of the industry overhaul.

Understanding your ‘enough’: An economist changing lives.

Cette ex-économiste a monté Sukkha Citta, une filière textile durable valorisant les savoir-faire indonésiens, depuis la culture du coton jusqu'à son tissage, sa teinture et sa réparation.

Meet the economist whose clothing brand is transforming the fortunes of Indonesia’s craftswomen, bringing fairer pay to one of the country’s key industries.

Economiste de formation, Denica Riadini-Flesch lance en 2016 SukkhaCitta, une entreprise sociale de textile durable.

Featured on an exclusive story of why Yo-Yo Ma thinks culture and music can help protect the planet.

Denica Flesch is a trained economist and the founder of SukkhaCitta, a social enterprise that aims to sustain 5 heritage crafts in Indonesia.

From paying fair wages to preserving culture and the earth: How she's weaving change through fashion.

Indonesia's SukkhaCitta sets out to create living wages for women garment workers, protect the environment and preserve the local culture.

SukkhaCitta is the Indonesian label intent on changing the world.

Indonesian startup focuses on green cotton to start a trend that could revolutionize how the world looks at clothes.

Denica’s work is featured as a best case model for the world in the Sustainable Fashion Playbook.

The Founder of SukkhaCitta wants to break the poverty cycle.

Working to empower women, Denica’s continuous grit is featured as a case study by the UNDP.

In 2021, Denica is selected as a thought leader by Tatler for creating clothes that are kind to both people and the environment.

Denica’s work bridging entrepreneurship for sustainable development has been recognized by the prestigious SEED Award.

The visionary is moving the needle with her radical farm-to-closet brand.

This Is The Other Hidden Cost To Fast Fashion—And Here’s How We Can Fix It.

Denica Riadini-Flesch is chosen as one of the 5 trailblazing icons for the annual Bazaar Indonesia campaign.

Celebrating Women Who Are Changing the World.

Denica Flesch Is Bringing Back Pride to Local Artisans With SukkhaCitta.

Lika Liku Denica Mengkampanyekan Busana Ramah Lingkungan.

SukkhaCitta : le bonheur est dans le batik.

Rolex zeichnet Denica Riadini-Flesch für ihr „Farm-to-Closet“-Konzept SukkhaCitta mit dem Preis für Unternehmergeist aus.

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As a pioneer in social enterpreneurship, Denica’s work has received support from the DBS Foundation Singapore.