AirTag Keychain Eco-Friendly

Our AirTag Cases are so far only fully compostable under industrial conditions. Unfortunately, a high proportion of plant material means that especially light-coloured products are more susceptible to discoloration and scratches. When improving our products, we take your customer feedback to heart and have therefore decided to make our plant-based cases more resistant. Thus, all models contain 30% TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane). Through this we create a longer life and ultimately reduce the consumption of AirTag cases. These can still be recycled in our production! And we have set as a firm goal to develop the best possible and most sustainable materials and hope to soon convert our complete product family to full compostability.


Recyclable AirTag Case (Partially Compostable/ 70% Organic Material):

Ingredients: PLA, straw, wheat, recycled TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane). The material is free of BPA, lead, cadmium, phthalates and REACH certified!

Good to know: Even our cases that are not fully compostable can be completely recycled in our production process and thus recycled for new products! Instead of disposing of the case, just send it back to us and we'll recycle it for you, saving you 30%.


Note: Since PLA is made of polylactic acid, you may notice a light film (smears) appearing on your organic case especially after a long period of non-use. Don't be alarmed - this is a completely natural reaction of the organic material and can be wiped off quite easily.

Since our AirTag cases are made from plant materials and straw residues can come to natural, small deviations in the look and texture. Also, since we deliberately avoid synthetic fabrics, the organic case may develop a patina over time. Both are a clear sign of authenticity and use of organic materials.

Quite the opposite! We are creating our Bio Case only with plant-based materials that are sustainable and certified 100% non-toxic. That way we even reduce our CO2 and greenhouse gas emissions. We also follow the strict REACH and RoHS guidelines to restrict our use of chemicals in electrical equipment.