Our Responsibility
Sustainability at Seinerzeit
At Seinerzeit, we let ourselves be inspired by nature – and take responsibility for its protection. From packaging to shipping to social commitment, we rely on measures that make a real difference. Because good design should never come at the expense of our planet or its animals.
Sustainable packaging
Packaging that respects the environment FSC – certified, minimal, and recyclable.
Climate-conscious shipping
Climate-neutral shipping with reliable, certified logistics partners
OUR PARTNERS
Because every life counts
Animal Welfare Association
At Seinerzeit, respect for animals is not a trend, but a core value. We wholeheartedly support the German Animal Welfare Federation – Germany's largest animal welfare organization. Their efforts range from caring for and rehoming animals in shelters to political advocacy for better animal protection at the federal level.
This partnership stands for what is important to us: compassion, responsibility, and dignity for every living being.
How does it work?
For every piece of jewelry from our charity collection marked with the logo of the German Animal Welfare Federation,
Supports the club at the time with €20 per sale
This support flows directly into the statutory work of the animal protection association.
at the time x German Animal Welfare Association
Climate-friendly shipping with DHL GoGreen Plus
For the shipping of our products, we rely on the climate-friendly service DHL GoGreen Plus. In doing so, the CO₂e emissions generated by transport are directly reduced through the use of sustainable fuels in the DHL transport network (Insetting).
With this step, we are contributing to more environmentally conscious shipping and actively supporting the expansion of sustainable logistics solutions.
Packaging licensing & recycling
Since 2022, we have been registered with LUCID and have licensed our packaging through Interzero. This ensures that all materials are recycled and sustainably recovered in accordance with the German Packaging Act.
