At Kobee’s, we believe that the best things come in small packages. That’s why this year we’ve curated a list of some of our favorite sustainable stocking stuffers for this holiday season. Check out these 10 sustainable stocking stuffers that are sure to make your friends and families’ holidays bright.
1. White Eco Wool Dryer Balls from Friendsheep
$18-34
Traditional dryer sheets are wasteful and can contain harmful chemicals and skin irritants. Friendsheep’s dryer balls naturally soften and fluff your laundry, reduce static cling, and decrease dry time. They’re also 100% organic, cruelty-free certified, biodegradable, contain zero chemicals or additives, handmade, and for an added bonus, adorable!
2. The Renew Scrunchie from Encircled
$14
Part of Encircled’s Renew Collection, these scrunchies are made from upcycled textile waste that has been saved from the landfill. Made from soft, eco-friendly blend of TENCEL™ Lyocell and organic cotton, you can be sure this stocking stuffer is comfortable and sustainable.
3. Eco Balm from Kobee’s Co.
$5+
Make sure your friends and family stay moisturized all winter long with Kobee’s Eco Balm. Choose from individual flavors or packs, like the Peppermint Eco Balm or the Fruit Flavors 4-Pack. With simple, natural ingredients and sustainable packaging, these handmade lip balms are sure to cause a buzz this holiday season.
4. Stasher Bags from Stasher
$8+
Replace plastic, single-use food storage bags with Stasher’s non-toxic, silicone storage bags. These bags are endlessly reusable, dishwasher safe, and do not contain BPA, BPS, lead, latex, or phthalates. With a variety of colors and sizes, you are sure to find the perfect bag for anyone on your gift list.
5. Krafs Stuff Sack from allmansright
$18-29
For the outdoorsy giftee on your list, look no further than the allmansright’s Krafs Stuff Sacks. Through a combination of deeply considered design and love for the outdoors, Krafs has created the perfect pack for all adventures. Choose from three different sizes and an array of colors.
6. Plant-Based Poop Bags from Wild One
$8
For dog-lovers and sustainable minded giftees alike, these plant-based, biodegradable dog poop bags are a no-brainer stocking stuffer. These extra thick, leak proof poop bags are designed to take care of business after your dog takes care of theirs and begin to break down after extended periods.
7. Forever Eye Mask from Dieux
$25
Self-pampering doesn’t have to be wasteful! Made from 100% silicone, the Forever Eye Mask allows your giftee to treat themself daily without creating unnecessary waste. Not only is this eye mask waste-conscious, it plumps under eyes, boosts hydration, and allows for a customizable eye treatment.
8. Funny Food Plastic-Free Produce Bags from Uncommon Goods
$15
Replace wasteful, plastic produce bags with these 100% cotton sacks that make it easy to bag and organize produce at the grocery store or market. Three sizes are included, each with adorable sayings sure to make your giftee smile. For an added bonus, the bag's weight is indicated on the outside for an easy deduction from the weight of the produce.
9. Buy One, Give One Socks from Bombas
$15-30
Bombas is on a mission to offer new, clean clothes to everyone who needs them which is why they donate an item every time one is purchased. These mission driven socks are made with extra-long staple cotton and a honeycomb arch support system to make sure these socks are just as comfortable as they are impactful.
10. Take Back Bag from For Days
$20
Do you have a friend that loves to clean out their closet? With the Take Back Bag, your giftee can send pre-loved clothes to For Days and get $20 toward their next purchase in the brand’s online shop. Through recycling partnerships, For Days helps repurpose torn, stained, and ripped textiles and diverts them away from landfills.
Big change can start small. Small changes, such as opting for compostable cardboard packaging or reusable, non-plastic produce bags, can lead to tremendous changes over time. This holiday season, give the gift that keeps on giving and encourage friends and family to make small changes that can have a big impact.
