Plastic free gifts & zero waste gifts
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Plastic free gifts for Christmas, including soap bars, aluminium refill sets, bamboo safety razors, recycled glass jewellery, reusable crackers and woven belts.Plastic free gifts for Christmas, including soap bars, aluminium refill sets, bamboo safety razors, recycled glass jewellery, reusable crackers and woven belts. For zero waste gifts, choose something that replaces a disposable item, such as a safety razor or reusable cotton pads.
263 products30 brands

Faith in Nature
Coconut Refill Starter Kit

The Natural Love Company
Dill Hamper

Faith in Nature
Grapefruit & Orange Starter Kit

Votch
Black Gun Metal Solar Watch
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Choosing plastic free gifts
The most useful plastic free gifts replace something the person would otherwise buy again and again in plastic. A soap bar replaces a bottle of shower gel, a safety razor replaces disposable razors, and reusable pads replace cotton wool. Pick swaps that suit their routine, so the gift gets used rather than put away. Swole Panda, Bouclé, Habulous, Flawless and Faith in Nature make many of the gifts here. We checked each brand for what its products are made from and how they are packed.
Bathroom swaps
Faith in Nature makes soap bar packs in tea tree, coconut and aloe vera, plus shampoo and body wash refill sets in aluminium bottles. Flawless makes a shampoo and conditioner bar bundle, and Clean U Skincare makes a bamboo double edge safety razor. Auklett makes reusable bamboo cotton pads with a konjac sponge, and Georganics makes oral care bundles. Bouclé makes a refillable amber glass hand wash bottle, which looks good by the sink and can be topped up from a larger refill for years.
Plastic free presents to wear and keep
Habulous makes recycled glass necklaces and bracelets, and Swole Panda makes rope bracelets and woven belts, some in recycled materials. Votch makes solar watches charged by light, and Bear Essentials makes sunglasses with wood temples and a cat-eye pair with recycled ocean plastic. Bouclé makes recycled woven shopper bags with screenprints, and SKNFED makes a reusable cotton drawstring bag that doubles as gift wrap.
A lower-waste Christmas
Keep This Cracker makes reusable Christmas crackers you fill yourself and use again each year. So Just Shop sells jute star Christmas decorations, and Bouclé sells matches in an amber glass jar. For the kitchen, Green Island makes a bamboo dish brush and soap dish bundle, and MadeKind makes a cleaning kit with refills. Wrap gifts in fabric or recycled paper and string to keep plastic out of the whole present. Christmas & Seasonal has reusable crackers, Plastic Free Soap has more soap bars, Gift Wrapping has eco gift wrap, and Zero waste swaps for everyday life: The prioritised list has more swaps.
Common questions
What are good plastic free gifts?
Soap bars, a bamboo safety razor, reusable cotton pads, recycled glass jewellery or reusable crackers. Choose something that replaces a disposable item.
Are reusable crackers worth it?
Keep This Cracker's crackers can be filled and used again each Christmas. They save buying new crackers every year.
How do you use a safety razor?
Hold it at a shallow angle and let the weight of the razor do the work, with short strokes. Replace the blade when it starts to pull.
How do I wrap a gift without plastic?
Use fabric, recycled paper, paper tape or string. Skip glitter and foil, which stop paper being recycled.















