Dear Partners,
Manufacturing Partnership Policy
HERALBONY hopes to change the perception of disabilities by distributing cool and beautiful art products created by artists, mainly those with intellectual disabilities, to the world at large.
And we are not just supporting and encouraging these efforts; we are also striving to become independent as a business.
In order to achieve our mission of "Unleash your unique style," we would like to enlist the help of your company, a manufacturing professional, and work together to create art products that will be loved by many people.
However, creating something in this day and age is
HERALBONY believes that this is an act that comes with great responsibility.
For HERALBONY, responsibility is not something that is biased towards anyone involved in the creation of something (artists, manufacturers, materials, the regions where resources/energy come from, the global environment),
Avoid making choices that create excessive burdens and absurdity.
In other words, it's about creating an environment in which everyone can shine through healthy circulation.
However, we are a startup, and at this stage our product development costs and resources are limited, and we are forced to produce in small lots due to sales volume, so we are still in a position where we lack the strength to do so.
In the midst of all this, we want to learn as much about the manufacturing process as possible, make responsible choices,
We want to disclose to our customers what we are unable to do.
To that end, we would like to ask for your cooperation in the following matters:
This is a declaration of respect for those involved in manufacturing and a stance that HERALBONY values when building partnerships.
If you have any questions or comments, we'd love to hear from you.
Thank you very much for your cooperation.
2024.06.13
There are many things we don't know about the manufacturing process, or the ingenuity and difficulties involved.
We would like to visit manufacturing sites, learn, disseminate and share that information with our customers.
We want to face the responsibility of creating things as closely as possible.
In manufacturing, the process of procuring raw materials tends to pose high environmental and human rights risks.
Whenever possible, we would like to use ingredients that we know where and how they were made, and pay a fair price for them. We understand the difficulty of tracking down information on ingredients, but even if it takes time, we would be happy to work with our partners to find and use ingredients that we are satisfied with.
Our products are made through the combined efforts of many people involved in manufacturing.
We believe that in the process of turning raw materials into ingredients and completing products, there should be no forced labor, unfair wage disparities, or other violations of human dignity.
As our supply chain expands both domestically and internationally, I would like to understand the situation as much as possible and make improvements if there are any problems, so as not to unknowingly oppress anyone.
In times of climate crisis, innovation comes with responsibility.
However, making things is a joy in itself, and we know the joy of encountering a great product and incorporating it into our lives. While asking ourselves "why do we make things?", we want to make the best choice possible. We want to learn about the latest technology and research results, and choose materials and processing methods that have the least environmental impact.
When we create something, we want to make something that will be loved for a long time.
We want to create products that are durable, both physically and emotionally, so that those who buy them can feel the greatest joy from the time they spend with them, and that they can cherish them for a long time. To achieve this, we are particular about quality. We also want to build a system that can accept repair requests from customers.