Our Vision & Impact

Informed by data and research, we design and manufacture sustainable branded products that drive impactful behavior change.

We are a certified B Corp and use our business as a force for good to provide the best workplace, care for our environment and positively help others.

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Our Story

MaCher has been creating branded products for over 30 years.

We take a data-led approach and use circular design principles in our aim to responsibly manufacture products for brand campaigns.

Our ultimate goal is to be a purposeful business, and encouraging others to do the same.

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UN Global Compact Advanced Participant
Platinum EcoVadis (Top 1%)
Level 2 C-TPAT Certified
Certified B Corp Score 141.

Our Ambition

Our goals for sustainable action have been designed to focus on where our business can have the most significant impact. We have identified three core pillars; Waste Reduction, Decarbonization and Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion which are all tied to the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

These pillars are encompassed by our central tenet of collective action through diverse partnerships. We rely on these relationships to challenge, guide and collaborate with us on responsible business practices. They include industry associations, nonprofits, and B Corp network groups.

We still don’t have all the answers on how we will meet all our goals, but experience has taught us that bold ambition and embracing the fear of the unknown, creates an innovative environment where answers are found.

Our Ambition for 2030

Waste Reduction
All products designed for circular economy
Remove virgin plastic material in products
All products are reusable or curbside recyclable
Decarbonization
Net Zero by 2030 - Scope 1 + 2
Align supply chain with social and environmental goals
Justice, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion
Prioritize financial equity
Create equitable opportunities through our products
Experienced as a company that actively promotes equity, human rights, and anti-racism.

Our 2023 Year in Review

Waste Reduction
15%
Reduction in virgin plastic materials
58%
Recycled + certified materials
81%
Increase in content labels for end-life-ID
99%
Reusable products or curbside recyclable
Decarbonization
44%
Reduction in business travel emissions
Launched a climate investment fund
Divested 401k from fossil fuels
400+ MT CO2e avoided using recycled materials
Justice, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion
83%
Team Engagement Score
Implementing Human Rights model contract clauses into supply agreements
70+
Hrs Student Mentoring
10+
Hrs of professional development per team member
2
Native American Student Scholarships Funded

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Our Value Chain Impact in Numbers

Our success depends on everyone involved in the creation and delivery of our products. We are proud of our long-standing factory relationships. Our supply partners are more than vendors to us, they are an extension of our team and align with our values. We work together in our commitment for continuous improvement to uphold standards for safe and fair working conditions and improve our environmental and social impact.

100% Report on water, energy, and waste
100% of suppliers completed an environmental and social self assessment
100 % Pass rate on material compliance
100% Transparency for chain of custody of certified sustainable materials
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Our Top 10 Supply Partners Represent 92% of our annual spend with our manufacturing partners.

Our Partnerships

We have long held the belief that our business should play a role in being a positive contribution to society and the planet.

Our mission specifically has an emphasis on helping others, to create ripples of change through collaboration.

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Giving in Numbers

Every year, we donate hundreds of pro bono hours to support industry partnerships. Each team member is encouraged to use their 20 paid volunteer hours each year to contribute to the well being of their own communities as well, developing their skills away from our business, is also a benefit to our business.

We are funding an annual Native American Scholarship in Graphic Design and offering student mentoring in the IxD (Interaction Design Program) at Santa Monica College

21%
Improving Access to Capital
12%
Education & Mentoring
20%
Regenerative Tourism
13%
B Corp Movement
6%
Emergency Relief
5%
Human Rights Advocacy
4%
Mental Health Resouces
4%
Decarbonization & Environmental Justice
15%
Other

A Message from Our President

“The extreme issues in our world can only be navigated through shared responsibility such as collective action and partnerships.

We experienced two significant opportunities to put this shared action into practice this past year. The first through USTOA and Tourism Cares sustainability platforms and the other through the B Corp Beauty Coalition.”

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