Sep 7, 2022
Coyuchi, the first organic luxury home goods brand for sustainable living, recently announced the opportunity for the general public to invest through a Regulation A+ offering for the first time in its more than 30-year history. The SEC has qualified the Regulation A+ offering, and the company is now accepting investments and providing the opportunity to become part of its mission to reinvent home textiles with sustainable practices. Currently at $25 billion, Statista projects that the overall U.S. market for home textiles will reach $30 billion by the end of 2025. Through its launch of 2nd Home(TM) in 2017, Coyuchi became the first home brand to implement a take back and recycling program. “We believe smart investing is investing in companies that not only drive financial performance, but also focus on positive environmental and social impacts in the communities they serve. Everyone should have access to this type of investment, which is why we’re excited to launch this Regulation A+ offering,” said Eileen Mockus, CEO and president at Coyuchi. “With this public investment, we see an incredible chance to provide greater access to living sustainably for a healthier population and world.”
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About Coyuchi
Celebrating 30 years in business, Coyuchi is the leader in coastal-inspired organic luxury for bed, bath and apparel. Committed to transparency, product innovation and practices that limit harm to the environment and the people who live in it, Coyuchi’s commitments to sustainability run deep, it’s far more than a marketing message. Coyuchi’s processes are verified by third-party certifications from GOTS, GOLS, Fairtrade, and Made Safe. In 2020, Coyuchi became the first home brand to create a fully circular product through its renewal program, 2nd Home Take Back, which was honored for its impact by Textile Exchange in the 2021 Ryan Young Climate+ Awards for Climate Leaders. Now entering its fourth decade in organic textiles, Coyuchi aims to continue to innovate its products and business model to advocate for the health of the planet and its people, as demonstrated through its climate goals: net zero emissions by 2025, and net positive emissions by 2030. To date, Coyuchi has raised $20 million from top venture capitalists such as Saffron Hill Ventures. For more information about Coyuchi, visit www.Coyuchi.com.
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