Happywrap reusable fabric gift wrap
Happywrap is a wonderful invention, inspired by a Japanese art of wrapping gifts with no need for paper or tape. Made from cotton, this wrap includes attached cotton cord on opposite corners, making it easy to wrap your gifts with tape, scissors or waste.
The recipient simply unwraps the gift. If they are not local to you, they can store it away and gift it to someone else. Or if say family, just unwrap and then store away in a cupboard, to wrap the next gift.
The wrap includes an illustrated wrapping guide. The gift can be washed if required, wash dark colours separately.
Also available as:
- Damask (ivory and sage print with Panama weave)
- Christmas (reindeer designs, choose from red or grey)
Small Happywrap is for:
- A bottle of wine
- A pair of gloves
- Books or DVDS
- A bracelet or watch box
- Organic cologne or perfume
- A vegan clutch bag
Medium Happywrap is for:
- A shoe board
- A board game
- A shirt
- Boxed gadgets
- A portable radio
- Sent in plastic-free packaging
Why choose reusable fabric gift wrap?
Reusable gift wrap is the gift that keeps on giving! Once bought, if you are gifting within families you never have to buy gift wrap again. And if you wrap for someone else, they can then use it forever, within their own families.
Cotton is safely laundered in machines without releasing microplastics to harm marine creatures. And your refuse collectors will thank you by making their jobs a lot easier, on Boxing Day!
Where and how to recycled used gift wrap
If not good enough to use again, just recycle at kerbside bins (scrunch it into a ball – if it stays scrunched, it’s good to go).
You can’t recycle gift wrap with glitter or plastic coating, it has to be binned. That’s why it’s such a good idea to buy recycled gift wrap like this one!
Keeping pets safe at Christmas
Keep pets away from from pine tree needles, candles and toxic plants (holly, mistletoe, lilies, poinsettias). And rinse paws with lukewarm water after snowy walk, to remove rock salt (which can burn at higher temperatures).
And obviously keep tempting toxic foods well away: not just chocolate but nutmeg, alcohol, nuts, citrus and basically any ‘human foods’.
If travelling for the festive season, don’t let dogs run for 2 hours after long car drives. Ensure microchips are up-to-date due to strange places and fireworks.
