FSC certified paper
Our posters are printed on FSC-certified paper. We therefore choose paper whose origin has been checked and that contributes to responsible forest management.

From paper to frame: we choose materials with a clear origin and only make what is actually ordered.
A birth poster often has a place in the home for years. That's why we not only look at color and design, but also at the paper, ink, wood and packaging surrounding it. We choose controlled, traceable sources where possible and continue to improve our choices.
We use FSC-certified paper for our posters. FSC stands for Forest Stewardship Council and promotes responsible management of forests. The quality mark helps to make the route from forest to paper verifiable.
In this way we support a way of working in which forests retain their ecological and social value. The quality mark belongs to the paper we purchase; we do not use it as a general climate claim.
Our posters are printed on FSC-certified paper. We therefore choose paper whose origin has been checked and that contributes to responsible forest management.
We only print after a design has been ordered and checked. This way we use paper and ink for a poster that really has a purpose, instead of unnecessary stock.
For our wooden frames, we work with suppliers who provide insight into the origin of their material. We prefer demonstrably responsible and traceable wood.

Made to order. We will only start production after your approval. This means we don't have to stock up on personal posters or dispose of them later.
Protectively packaged. We use cardboard and paper to ship the poster safely and leave out loose decorations if they do not add to the protection.
Intended for preservation. Good paper, colourfast printing and a suitable frame help to keep the design beautiful for a long time.
Responsible production is never finished in one go. We continue to test our suppliers, materials and packaging and only share here what we can concretely substantiate.
Design a poster that deserves a permanent place.