Certified B Corporation Susty Party has responded to a gap in the social entrepreneurship market: socially responsible and sustainable party products that are modern and fun. Founded by Emily Doubilet (who's also in a band called Suspicious Package), this social business offers a breadth of products with everything imaginable such as decorations, cutlery, costumes, straws, plates and all-around party kits. Interestingly enough, you can also shop by material if you're looking for something specific that reflects either your aesthetics or your values -- or hopefully, both.
The Susty Party website looks like a party in itself and it's clear the the team has put effort into making the brand personable and transparent. For instance, each team member lists their favorite book and favorite Susty product.
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Susty Party Offers Sustainable Products for Your Next Gathering
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