2025 Ridwell Gift Guide
Less waste, more joy. Our 2025 guide is full of thoughtful gifts that celebrate your loved ones without adding to the landfill. Every brand featured is either a current Ridwell partner or one we're excited to collaborate with soon—all creating circular products. Check each brand’s website for holiday shipping cutoffs.
Made from post-consumer plastic
Cool Trash jewelry & more
Minneapolis-based creator Emma Crutcher-McGowan makes all sorts of fun and funky finds using post-consumer and post-industrial plastic.
Made from upcycled textiles
re:loom decor and bags
re:loom employs and empowers homeless and low-income individuals who weave beautiful goods using upcycled materials.
Made from retired skis
Apres Ski jewelry
Earrings, necklaces, belt buckles—Heather Mullins of Denver-based Apres Ski makes all this and more out of retired skis.
Made from corks
ReCORK x SOLE
These chukkas, shoes, and sandals from innovative footwear company SOLE are made with ReCORK recycled cork midsoles and footbeds.
Made from 100% recycled plastic
Trash Panda discs
Since 2022, Trash Panda has saved more than 50,000 pounds of plastic from landfills. They’re dedicated to growing the sport of disc golf sustainably.
Made from reclaimed jackets
Refleece tote bags & more
Made from reclaimed jackets, each one of the bags, bucket hats, and other accessories from Refleece is one of a kind.
Made from prescription bottles
Cocoplum sunglasses
These stylish sunnies are part of a complete closed loop: when you’re done with them, send them back to Cocoplum to be made into something new … again!
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Made from bicycle tubes
Green Guru gear
Green Guru makes bags and bike gear from reclaimed bike tubes and other upcycled outdoor gear (sometimes mixed with new materials).
Give the joy of wasting less
Ridwell Mail-in helps anyone in the US send less to landfills—buy 2 starter kits, get 1 free through 12/20.
