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Scarab Beetle - Bell Hutley iPhone 15 Plus| Plant-based phone case - PLNTPRTCT™
Plant-based phone case made in collab with Bell Hutley. Bold and fierce designs inspired by nature & natural materials for premium, plastic-free device defence and drop protection.
Made to order | 12 working days
This product is made just for you, eliminating all waste. Together, we’re kinder on the planet.
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iPhone 15 Plus
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What’s the issue?130 million girls are currently out of schoolHow are we helping?A share of the profit from each phone case directly supports - Malala FundWhat’s our collective goal?To provide 3 years of education for 10,000 girlsagood company ◣ Malala Fund
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ReturnsWe don’t offer free returns as a way to encourage mindful consumption and care for the environment. However, if something is wrong with your product (it’s damaged or doesn’t fit) we offer a money-back guarantee. Valid for first-time purchases and redeemable up to 30 days after the purchase date. Just notify our customer service team to start the process.Find our full returns policy here
When joining our circular system, agood loop™, we let you swap your old case for something new. We re-grind your case and use the materials in future production, ensuring zero waste.
Make sure to remove your case from time to time and wash it with warm water and gentle soap to keep it clean and dust free.
At agood company we offer a climate compensated delivery.
The preferred option!
Great for you. Not that great for the environment.
We’ll always explain the climate impact of our products to help you make informed decisions. Below, we’ve listed materials, production, logistics, and end-to-life calculations. All data is verified by ClimatePartner. If there’s anything you don’t understand, don’t hesitate to ask.
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Our cases are made in Sweden. The factory uses solar and / or renewable energy only. We only use truck transportation across the supply chain.
Our cases are compostable but we always recommend using agood loop which lets you swap your old case for something new. And we re-grind your old case to make new products - it need never goes to waste.
Made from 100% plants, sourced locally in Sweden. The packaging is recycled cardboard, also sourced in Sweden.
Grateful to have found this phone case. Fits well and the feel of it works for me.
Wished the tempered glass screen protector had been available, ended up letting the place where I purchased my phone put on a tempered glass screen saver instead. Otherwise all good. Also appreciated the thoughtful packaging, and it arrived quickly.
Customer service was great in contacting me about the back-ordered screen protector, I appreciated the timely and personal attention to my order. Thank you.
fits perfect to my iPhone, the haptic of the surface is awesome
Perfect case, fits well.
Så fint!
Introducing our latest innovation PLNTPRTCT™ with an updated blend of hemp and flax. New corner ribs for enhanced impact resistance and seamlessly integrated buttons.
Our plant-based phone case is made from the leftover material from organic linseed and hemp farming in Sweden.
When you become a part of agood loop™, our circular system, you can trade in your old case and get a discount on a new one. We reprocess your old case, repurposing its materials for future production, leaving no room for waste.
For the same CO2 impact as just 1 plastic case made in China, we can make 470 plant-based cases in Sweden.
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