Peeky "toes the line" when it comes to commitment to our customers, our employees, and our community at large. In short, we always put our best foot forward so that you can walk proudly in our products!
Peeky Pride
1. Made in the U.S.A.
Given the loss of manufacturing jobs in America, we believe there is a moral obligation to contribute our part to the viability of the knitting industry in the U.S.A. Peeky Toes are made in the U.S.A. - contributing to at least 14 businesses! Your support allows us to make a difference, some in your own backyards!
2. Give Back to Our Community
From the launch of Eco-Peekys on August 1st till December 31st, 2009, 15% of Blush Eco-Peeky online sales will be donated to the Rugo Breast Cancer Center Programs at UCSF. Results will be posted on January 1st, 2010.
Peeky Toes works with Goodwill Industries, Autism Society of North Carolina and small women-owned businesses, such as EarthEssenceHerbals.com, to provide job opportunities and support through awareness. Last year, Goodwill Industries provided 22,000 jobs in their workforce development program and are integrally involved in bringing you Peeky Toes.
Peeky Toes Founder, Charissa Stuart, has a developmentally disabled sister named Connie, which makes working with charitable organizations that much more rewarding and an absolute must.
3. Stand by Our Beliefs, Our Word, and
Our Product
Customer satisfaction is of the utmost important to us. Although many companies may tout this as a creed, we live and breathe Peeky Toes and dedicate ourselves to our customer's desires and feedback. We stand by our products, offering full money back guarantees as a demonstration of our integrity and commitment.
4. Environmentally Friendly and Responsible Citizens
Peeky is committed to using eco-friendly materials in our packaging and other areas of our business. We use 100% Forest Stewardship Council board for our packaging, soy and vegetable based inks, 100% recycled tissue, Eco-Bags with Fair Wage & Fair Labor, and recycled business cards. We opted to not use plastic hooks with the packaging, so as to reduce the waste materials in the environment.