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Someone Somewhere

Social enterprise that creates sustainable clothing and accessories by collaborating.

Someone Somewhere is a social enterprise that creates sustainable clothing and accessories by collaborating with rural artisans in Mexico. They offer solutions including reverse engineering, new product development, catalog sourcing, and their CircuLoom capabilities, focusing on climate-neutral, cost-neutral, and impact-positive products through AI design, sustainable materials, and community-lifting manufacturing.

The company is founded on the mission to create innovative products that integrate artisans' work while generating fair and consistent jobs that protect the planet through a responsible value chain. Their vision is to become one of the world's leading conscious companies by manufacturing innovative products that positively impact both the planet and its people, with core values centered around creating a world without poverty.

Someone Somewhere works with over 300 artisans across 7 of Mexico's poorest states, providing regular and fair job opportunities while preserving millenary traditions through quality, on-trend products. They are Climate Neutral Certified for two consecutive years and directly impact 10 out of the 17 UN Sustainability Goals, demonstrating their significant contribution to global sustainable development through their comprehensive approach to social and environmental responsibility.

Impact model

Someone Somewhere creates impact through their business model by collaborating with hundreds of rural artisans in Mexico's poorest states, applying traditional handcrafts to create quality clothing and accessories while providing fair and consistent job opportunities. Their approach integrates sustainable procurement, community-lifting manufacturing, and responsible value chain practices that simultaneously address poverty alleviation and environmental protection.

The company generates measurable outcomes including over 1.5 million hours of fair work in vulnerable communities, collaboration with 236 artisans (61% women, 56% speaking indigenous languages), and indirectly impacting over 1,000 people. They achieve 100% carbon offset compensation for their 3,987 tons of CO2 emissions and maintain Climate Neutral Certification, demonstrating their commitment to both social and environmental impact.

Impact metrics

Over 1.5 million hours of fair and consistent work provided in vulnerable communities; 130,000+ miles of artisanal fabric made with recycled threads; 300+ artisans collaborating across 7 of Mexico's poorest states; 1,000+ people indirectly impacted; 236 artisans with 61% women and 56% speaking an indigenous language; 3,987 tons of CO2 emissions generated (100% compensated through carbon offsets); $16,292.