Environment

Caring for children is caring for the planet

We recognise our role in making the world a better place, and that our actions can make a real difference. We will continue to prioritise sustainability to create a more sustainable future for all of us.

Environment

Steps we’ve taken in the right direction

In a world with a growing population, the well-being of children is instrumental to ensure sustainable societies. This is why we do what we can to be socially and environmentally responsible. This is a work in progress, but our sustainability strategy aspires to make Stokke the obvious choice for parents who want to see change.


Since 2020, sustainability has been one of our three core value propositions, aimed at making a significant impact on children and families while minimizing our environmental impact. Our Sustainability Strategy is based on five of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Environment

Our design philosophy

Grow-with-the-child design & functionality

The most sustainable products are those you do not have to replace. That's why we use high-quality and long lasting materials, combined with grow-with-your-child functionality and timeless design.

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Our main material is durable and renewable: Wood accounts for 46% of our materials, and we use it to make high quality, long lasting children furniture with timeless design. Based on this, our products benefit from a long user phase and some of our products have been in use for decades. To further extend the lifespan of our products, we provide stroller repair services in many countries and are working on expanding this service to other product categories. In 2022, we piloted our first rental model of Tripp Trapp® accessories in Germany called Stokke Start.

Our Design Guidelines
reduce and improve materials
Reduce & improve materials
We use recycled, recyclable, renewable and biobased material while reducing weight and waste to create less emissions.
Design for the full lifecycle
Design for the full lifecycle
We reduce the amount of materials to improve recycling and make it easier for products to be repaired or refurbished.
Consider certification schemes
Consider certification schemes
Certifications introduce benefits and simplify communication by following internationally recognized standards.
Manufacturing location matters
Manufacturing location matters
Short supply chains and the type of energy used locally during productions reduce emissions.
Optimize packaging
Optimize packaging
Optimize packaging with low emission impact and avoid unnecessary usage of material and space during transport.
What's it made of?
A look at our materials
Our Actions
Goals & Targets
Goals & Targets