For the past 30 years, we’ve been a company with strong beliefs about the rights of people and planet. We’re a company that believes you have a right to know that the products you buy are safe for you, your family, and our environment. We believe that a company's values are as important as the products it makes. We know that plant-based products can provide exceptional efficacy, and that products designed from renewable plant-based ingredients are better for the planet than products made from petroleum. We believe that waste, is well... a waste. It's why we use recycled materials to design our packaging, and why we design our packaging to be recycled. We have a lot of beliefs, but the biggest one is that we have a responsibility to this generation and the next seven. What do you believe? We invite you in our journey to nurture the health of the next seven generations.
The Cotton On Foundation was established in 2007. Cotton On Foundation supports twenty schools in Southern Uganda and more than 7,000 girls across their global projects. One Cotton On Foundation charity item (tissues, mints, totes, water bottles) is sold every 2.5 seconds in the Cotton On Group's 1500 stores in 18 countries. The Foundation has set its sights on raising another $100M by 2025.
BAGGU is an American brand best known for its everyday bags and accessories. It was founded in 2007 by Emily Sugihara, her mother Joan, and designer Ellen Vanderlaan.
Since founding, BAGGU has expanded to retail locations in New York, Chicago, San Francisco, LA and Portland.
Our studio is in San Francisco, where we have beautiful light, flexible schedules and a focused commitment to doing great work as a team.