Eco-Friendly Mobile Phone Cases

2m drop protection, curved edges, integrated buttons & natural materials for premium, plastic-free device defence. Stylish & durable, our compostable cases are ideal for anyone looking to reduce their carbon footprint.
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Circular Economy Phone Cases

Plastic phone cases take 500 years to decompose and during this time this plastic releases hazardous chemicals into the environment. Plastic pollution is one of the biggest environmental problems today. Unlike plastic, our phone cases are 100% compostable but, even better, send it back to us when you’re done and we’ll turn it into in a new one as part of our agood loop™ system. Circular economy is essential to eliminating waste as after a product reaches the end of its life it can be reprocessed into a new product, or safely returned to nature. No need to extract and produce new raw materials. 

Everyone deserves a right to an education

At this moment, more than 130 million girls are out of education. That’s 130 million keen minds brimming with ambition, talent, and ideas. They have to stay home and watch while their brothers go to school and pursue their dreams.

With this level of inequality happening in the world, how can we truly say we’re building a better future for everyone?

That’s why we’re working with the Malala Fund to support getting young girls the education they deserve.

A portion of the sale from each phone case will go straight to the Malala Fund’s work. Our goal is to fund 3 years of education for 10,000 girls.

Wireless charging iPhone cases

Don’t worry about running out of juice. We got you covered with our wireless charging phone cases with the use of MagSafe Ring. Our wireless charging eco friendly phone cases come in a variety of different colours and styles, so you're sure to find something that fits your lifestyle. So go ahead and get one today.

Drop protection phone cases

Our phone cases offer great drop protection and are what you would call protective phone cases. Plus, they are made from plants. In Sweden. Plant-based cases made in Sweden, that taste nice, right?

Social and Environmental Impact

  • B Corp Certified

    Different approach to business

  • Responsible Production

    Carefully crafted products

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FAQ

What should you do with your old phone case?

After years of loyal service and admiration from friends, it’s finally time to part ways with your old mobile case. It’s up to you to dispose of your phone case in the right way, so here are some ideas.

Recycle your old phone case! If possible, then recycling is a great option as the raw materials used to make the case can be used to make something else. However this isn’t always possible, so the next option is to donate or sell your old case (if you have taken good care of it, of course). If you are able to do, compost your old phone case and it can be returned back to nature safely.

What is the most eco-friendly phone case?

Most phone cases today are made with plastic sadly, so the best option is to avoid any case with plastic. These plastic cases are almost impossible to recycle and therefore are just sent to landfill.

Therefore going for cases which support a circular economy and are plastic-free are the best option. Our Agood cases are made 100% from linseed and compostable for iPhone and Samsung. Go for the stylish yet sustainable look.

How much should a phone case typically cost?

The average price of a phone case is €22-€46, however this is dependent on the materials used. Our prices fall in the middle of that average, however the majority of phone cases don’t consider the environmental cost. That’s why when you go for our mobile cases, it falls in the average price yet has little to no environmental cost.

What's the difference between biodegradable and compostable?

Knowing the difference can influence purchasing decisions. Which is better, a biodegradable product or one that is compostable? The short answer is that the compostable product is the better choice. A product marketed as natural and biodegradable - like plastic garbage bags made from sugar cane - may be neither; especially if it ends up in a landfill where pretty much nothing ever biodegrades. One way to define whether something is biodegradable is if after some metabolic or enzymatic processes, the molecular structure of that thing can break down. There is no limit on the length of the process or what’s left after completion. The time frame for biodegradation can last from several days to millions of years.

For a product to be termed “compostable” certain legal obligations have to be met. This is usually a recipe for the type of material. It dictates the duration of time needed to decompose and the specific conditions needed for decomposition to take place. One example is ASTM D6868, it’s the recipe that packaging that is designed to be composted (including plastic coated paper and board) should comply with if it wants to display that certification. Find out the difference between purchasing a biodegradable and compostable here.

Are our A Good Mobile Cases actually compostable?

Yes! When we designed our circular mobile cases we made sure that, if you don't want to send them back to be recycled, then they can be composted in your back garden and safely returned to the biosphere from which they came (they're made from plants, you know).

For a product to be termed “compostable” certain legal obligations have to be met. This is usually a recipe for the type of material. It dictates the duration of time needed to decompose and the specific conditions needed for decomposition to take place. One example is ASTM D6868, it’s the recipe that packaging that is designed to be composted (including plastic coated paper and board) should comply with if it wants to display that certification. Find out the difference between purchasing a biodegradable and compostable here.

Can you recycle plastic phone cases?

Sadly, the absolute majority of phone cases are made with various types of plastic, these are then blended together which means they can’t actually be recycled or used again. Every year, around 1 billion plastic phone cases are sold, this is not including the total of plastic phone cases produced. Looking at the total amount of phone cases sold and as most plastic phone cases can’t be recycled easily, it creates a huge plastic pollution problem. To make this huge problem go away, plastic-free cases are the option to go for.