Bento belle
Bento boxes just got an ultra-stylish makeover. Check out Monbento's latest range of lunch boxes with handy compact sections built in, so you can make sure to pack your five-a-day with ease. Available in a range of pastel colours, you're sure to be the most fashionable in the office when it coems to lunch accessories.
Available at Monbento
The last straw
As we all know, the final straw came earlier this year with the long-overdue banning of plastic bags and straws. But what to do in the meantime with all those thick smoothie bowls and fruity cocktails? These reusable straws—they come in a variety of materials including rose gold, stainless steel, glass and more—will suit all your drinking needs, and comes with a set of pipe-cleaners for easy cleaning.
Available from Live Zero
That's a wrap
Made with beeswax, tree resin and organic jojoba oil, these rewashible food wraps will add a litte Savoir faire to any item in your kitchen, eliminating the need for shrink-wrap, sandwich bags, and other single-use plastics. When cared for properly, these clever clingers can last up to a year or even longer.
Available at Plastic-Free HK
Shampoo saviour
Fancy a decadent scrub with coconut scented suds? We sure do. Made from only the finest organically resourced coconut milk, these shampoo bars will leave your hair feeling glossy and silky in no time and—thanks to the lack of plastic packaging—you'll be helping to save the environment without even leaving the shower.
Available at Urban Greenosophy
Skate to success
Made from materials such as recycled skateboards (sorry teens and Tony Hawk hopefuls), these chic and colourful phone cases are a must-have this season. They're available from Grovemade, which also specialises in eco-friendly keyboards, charging pads, and wallets. Based in Portland, Oregon, they also offer 10 percent off your first online order. Happy shopping!
Available at Grovemade
Sandwiched in
Send your sandwiches anywhere—work, school or sports day—in style,with these sleek reusable sandwich bags by Boc'n'Roll. Wave goodbye to flimsy single use plastic, and say hello to the latest range of food preservation technology. These bags will keep everything from panini's to fruit fresh and tasty, and can be reused as many times as you see fit.
Available at RollEat
Packed up
Looks like a standard grocery bag, but you might want to take a closer peek. This is actually a vinyl shopping bag that comes with a garantee that you'll be able to shop sustainably for a very long time, and will have people wondering how on earth you managed to find the strongest paper bags on the planet.
Available on Amazon
Bottle it up
When it comes to plastic, the single use bottle is the king of pollution. Hongkongers consume and throw away up to 5.2 million bottles a day, and this shocking statistic is growing. Luckily, these stylish bottles by S'well will keep your drinks nice and cool, while making sure that at least one plastic bottle doesn't wind up in the ocean. Available in a range of patterns or plain colours—save the planet, and look fabulous while doing it.
Coffee to go
Love your morning espresso, but hate big coffee containers? No need to worry. This stylish little KeepCup will allow you to enjoy your coffee without having to use unnecessary plastics or non-recyclables. Made from upcycled soda-lime glass that can easily be popped in the dishwasher, and comes equipped with a heatable lid that will keep your cup of joe toasty all morning.
Available at LiveZero HK
Scrub Up
Your make-up routine just got a whole lot more beautiful, with these reusable facial pads (think softer skin, kinder treatments). When you're finished scrubbing, simply pop them in the wash and hey presto - ready to use again! Couldn't be simpler, and the results are brilliant.
Chow down
Who says eco-initiatives are only for humans? With this sustainably made tugger toy, even the family pooch can join in the mission to reduce carbon pawprints (and take the focus off chewing your favourite shoes for the afternoon), so it's a win for owners and canines alike.
Available at Plastic-Free HK
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