Packaging Information
Information about the packaging we use to ship your order, and how to dispose of each part of it.
Cardboard Box
The cardboard box can be recycled through household paper and cardboard recycling collections. Please flatten the box before placing it in your recycling bin or taking it to a local recycling collection point.
Kraft Bubble Mailer
Made from Kraft paper and LDPE plastic. Please separate the paper and plastic components where possible and dispose of each material according to your local recycling guidelines.
Air Column Bag
Made from LDPE plastic. Please dispose of in accordance with your local recycling guidelines. Where accepted, LDPE packaging can be recycled through designated plastic recycling collections.
Bubble Wrap
Made from LDPE plastic. Please dispose of according to your local recycling guidelines. Where available, place in a designated plastic film or soft-plastic recycling collection.
Corn Starch Peanuts
Made from bio-based corn starch material. Please dispose of according to your local waste and recycling guidelines. Where accepted, these packaging peanuts may be suitable for composting.
OPP Bag
Made from BOPP plastic film. Please check your local recycling guidelines for the correct disposal of the bag.
Packing Tape
Made from BOPP plastic with adhesive. Please leave the tape and packing label attached to the main packaging and recycle or dispose of the packaging according to its material and your local recycling guidelines.
Shipping Label
Made from coated paper with adhesive. Please leave the label attached to the packaging and follow your local recycling guidelines for the main packaging material.
String
Made from 100% virgin wood pulp. Recyclable. Please dispose of according to local recycling guidelines.
Keychain and Pin Backing Card
Made from paper-based corrugated cardboard. Recyclable through appropriate paper and cardboard recycling facilities. Please follow your local recycling guidelines.
Art Toy
The art toy, box and insert are all part of the collectible product and are designed to be kept together as part of the collector's piece.
Sorting rules differ between countries and between municipalities. Where our guidance conflicts with your local collection scheme, please follow your local scheme.