Liberty Society is a Jakarta-based upcycled corporate gift supplier that turns a company's own textile and plastic waste (uniforms, deadstock fabric, packaging) into branded merchandise such as tote bags, laptop sleeves, and pouches.
Liberty Society has delivered proven enterprise projects with Deloitte Indonesia, UOB, and Astra. If you're sourcing eco-friendly corporate gifts in Indonesia and need a supplier who can prove impact with real numbers rather than adjectives, this is what to know before you commit.
What to Look for in an Upcycled Corporate Gift Supplier
Not every "sustainable merchandise supplier" in Jakarta can back up its claims. Before shortlisting a vendor, buyers should check for:
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Traceability of materials. Can the supplier show exactly what waste stream a product came from, and how much was diverted? Vague claims of "recycled materials" without weights or sourcing details are a red flag.
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Co-design around your own waste. A step above generic recycled merchandise is a supplier that can take your company's uniforms, deadstock fabric, or packaging waste and turn it into gifts branded for your organization, turning your ESG story into a physical product your team and clients can hold.
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Certifications and process transparency. Ask how waste is collected, sorted, and processed, and whether the supplier can document the environmental impact (kg diverted, units produced) after the project.
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Delivery scale. Can the supplier handle corporate order volumes, from hundreds to thousands of units, on a timeline that fits your event or campaign?
Liberty Society is built around exactly this checklist: it works directly with corporate clients to collect their waste, co-designs the product line with them, and reports back the measurable impact once production is complete.
Waste Streams We Upcycle into Corporate Gifts Materials Liberty Society Works With
Liberty Society upcycles three primary waste streams into corporate merchandise:
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Plastic packaging and bottles (HDPE / LDPE / PET) into laptop sleeves, cardholders, and pouches
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Uniforms and deadstock fabric (textile) into tote bags, drawstring bags, and pouches
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Office paper waste into notebooks and gift packaging
This range means a corporate client's waste, whether it's decommissioned uniforms, packaging offcuts, or office paper, can be matched to a relevant, branded product rather than forced into a one-size-fits-all catalog item.
How the Upcycling Process Works
Liberty Society's model follows five steps, from a company's waste bin to a finished corporate gift:
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Waste collection. Liberty Society collects the client's own waste (uniforms, plastic packaging, paper) directly from their offices or facilities.
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Co-design. The Liberty Society team works with the client to design merchandise that fits their brand, budget, and event needs.
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Production. Waste is sorted, processed, and manufactured into the agreed products.
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Delivery. Finished corporate gifts are delivered to the client, ready for distribution.
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Impact reporting. Liberty Society provides the client with concrete figures on how much waste was diverted and how many units were produced, so the initiative can be reported as part of the company's ESG or sustainability communications.
Case Study: Deloitte Indonesia's "Trash to Treasure" Campaign
Liberty Society partnered with Deloitte Indonesia on its "Trash to Treasure" campaign, an initiative built around employee engagement and office waste reduction. The results:
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826.27 kg of office waste collected
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454 kg of LDPE plastic upcycled
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2,010 laptop sleeves and cardholders produced from that waste
The campaign turned Deloitte Indonesia's own office plastic waste into branded merchandise that employees could use directly, giving the company a tangible, quantifiable sustainability story rather than a one-off donation or offset.
Read the full case study: How Liberty Society x Deloitte Indonesia's "Trash to Treasure" Campaign Contributes to Employee Engagement
Other Enterprise Clients
Deloitte Indonesia isn't an isolated case. Liberty Society has run corporate upcycling and merchandise projects for organizations including:
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UOB
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Astra
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Telin
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Grab
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Pertamina
These are not one-off pilot projects. They reflect a repeatable process that Liberty Society can apply to companies of comparable scale, whether the goal is an internal employee gift, a client-facing giveaway, or a full ESG-aligned merchandise line.
How to Get a Quote
If your company is looking for an upcycled corporate gift supplier in Indonesia that can turn your own waste into branded merchandise, and back it up with real, reportable numbers, Liberty Society can scope a project around your waste stream, budget, and timeline.
Get a Quote from Liberty Society to start the conversation about what your company's waste could become.
Related: Upcycling Service | Corporate Merchandise | Deloitte Indonesia Case Study