Buy. Use. Keep
The household stuff you buy once and keep for life
A razor that outlasts your washing machine. Straws that don't turn soggy. A bottle that keeps your coffee hot through three school runs.
Retire the plastic razor
FOR HIM, FOR HER, FOR THE PLASTIC RAZOR DRAWER
Razor, soap puck, brass stand and a year of blades. The last plastic razor you'll bin, and the last $5 cartridge you'll buy.
saves ~$700 over 10 years vs Mach3
SHOP BY ROOM
Bathroom
The razor that outlives your bathroom cabinet, plus the toothpaste and brush to match.
Kitchen
Baking mats, stretch lids and lunch tins that get cling film out of your kitchen for good.
Laundry
Pegs that won't snap in a southerly, and a ball that catches microfibres before they leave your machine.
Calibaby
Bottles, potties and wipes for the early years, made to hand down instead of bin.
On the go
Bottles that keep your drink cold for 24 hours and tins that keep lunch sorted, wherever you go.
HONEST ANSWERS TO THE QUESTIONS WE GET MOST
Are these actually cheaper in the long run?
Yes, and we show you the maths on every product page. The Safety Razor pays itself back vs Mach3 cartridges in roughly 7 months and saves you around $50 a year after that. One NZ$40 baking mat replaces NZ$42 to NZ$54 of baking paper a year.
What happens when a part wears out?
You replace the part, not the product. Blades, straws, lids and brush bristles are all sold on their own. 30-day returns on anything that doesn't earn its place. Lifetime guarantee.
How do I know this isn't just greenwashing?
Every product page leads with what the thing does better, not what it does for the planet. If the product doesn't win on its own merits first, we don't sell it. We're B Corp certified to keep us honest about it.
We are a Certified bCorp!
This means that our social and environmental practices have been vetted and recognised by the nonprofit B Lab as meeting high standards of transparency, accountability, and performance.