Crayola
Crayola offers 2 products on RevWix across Arts & Crafts, Toys & Games, with an average ethics score of 72/10 and recurring certifications including ACMI AP Certified Non-Toxic, FSC Certified, PETA Cruelty-Free.
Standards & certifications
Verified credentials appearing across Crayola's product range.
Ethics breakdown
Average scores across our scoring pillars.
- Animal Welfare85/10
- Labor75/10
- Environment68.5/10
- Sourcing67.5/10
- Transparency67.5/10
Categories covered
Where Crayola shows up across our directory.
- Arts & Crafts1
- Toys & Games1
What reviewers highlight
Strengths mentioned most often across Crayola's products.
- ✓Solar-powered manufacturing process
- ✓Highly washable from skin and clothes
- ✓ACMI AP certified non-toxic
- ✓Durable nibs for heavy-handed kids
- ✓Non-toxic with AP Seal certification—trusted safety standard
- ✓Huge variety: 115 pieces in one case
Sustainability commitments
"Manufactured at a facility in Pennsylvania that utilizes a 30-acre solar farm; the brand has a marker recycling program (ColorCycle) aimed at reducing landfill waste."
"Crayola has a ColorCycle marker recycling program, but this set's plastic case and individual wrappers are not widely recyclable. The brand does not use FSC-certified paper or recycled plastics. Crayola has publicly committed to reducing plastic use by 2025 as part of its social responsibility goals."
Products from Crayola
These Crayola Broad Line Washable Markers are the best ethical kids' craft markers for home and classroom use, offering a reliable, non-toxic coloring experience. As part of a larger sustainability initiative, these markers are produced using solar energy and feature barrels made with recycled plastic, making them a safer choice for young artists and the planet.
The Crayola Pokémon Imagination Art Set (115pcs) is a licensed, all-in-one coloring and drawing kit for kids ages 5+ featuring Pokémon characters. As an ethical arts and crafts kit, it benefits from Crayola's long-standing safety standards and non-toxic materials, though it lacks broad sustainability certifications.