These zero waste subscription boxes are a great way to get started with zero waste living or to just find new sustainable products to use in your home. There are options for general home goods, plastic-free products, clothes, and so much more. These sustainable subscription boxes help you find great zero waste products without all of the searching and trial and error.
When starting out with zero waste living it can be overwhelming to find the products that will help you get away from disposable products and move to reusable products.
It’s great that there are so many options out there but how do you know which is best? You need to make sure it’s an actually sustainable product, it’s well made, and that it will work for you.
There are a lot of eco-friendly subscription boxes out there but they aren’t all geared to zero waste living. You want to be sure if that’s what you are looking for that the box you choose really will help you find those products.
You also need to know what packaging is used. Is it recycled and recyclable? Can some of it be repurposed so you can extend its life?
You’ll also want to be sure to only subscribe as long as the boxes are helping you and not allow it to just be more clutter in your home. If you do end up with items you don’t need be sure to pass them on to a friend that also wants to reduce their waste.
While it’s unlikely that any subscription box is truly 100% zero waste these come close and can be helpful when you are starting a zero-waste lifestyle.
Zero Waste Subscription Boxes
MightyNest Subscription Box
MightyNest is a great online store that sells all kinds of eco-friendly products. You’ll find a lot of great zero waste products on the site.
You can also sign up for MightyFix, their subscription box service. It’s only $11 a month or $99 for a year. Shipping is free for the boxes.
The MightyFix helps you tackle one eco-friendly change each month with great eco-friendly products. It takes the guesswork out of making these changes.
MightyNest does make an effort to keep the packaging sustainable as well. They use recyclable mailers and boxes made from at least 75% post-consumer waste.
Try the MightyFix for only $3 with promo code DRYERBALL3 and get 3 dryer balls as your first month.
Earthlove Subscription Box
Earthlove is a fun seasonal box that comes with at least $120 worth of products for only $59.95 per quarter. And each box contains a book, 6-8 products, an eco-challenge, and it gives back to a featured cause. The box is also suitable for vegans.
It’s not 100% plastic-free but they prioritize plastic-free products. They also use eco-friendly packaging. The packaging is 100% post-consumer and post-industrial and features biodegradable algae-derived ink on the boxes.
You can learn more about Earthlove in my full review of the service.
greenUP Subscription Box
greenUP is a box designed to help you reduce your use of plastic. They have intentionally designed 6 boxes that help you with 6 major areas of your life.
By using these boxes you will start your zero waste journey in a manageable and easy way. They’ve done a lot of the hard work for you.
This box is also vegan-friendly and is $39.95. You can also add on other zero waste products to increase the impact the box will have on your waste reduction.
A Curated Thrift Subscription Box
If you are trying to get away from fast fashion and buying new clothes but don’t have the time to search the thrift stores, A Curated Thrift is for you.
There are three different box options and they all come with curated second pieces. You also get free return shipping on all exchanges in the US. The boxes start at $34.95 per month.
If thrift clothes aren’t for you but you still want a monthly sustainable clothing option check out clothing rental instead.
These zero waste subscription boxes are a great place to start when zero waste living seems overwhelming. They are also great if you aren’t ready for zero waste but just want to start living a more sustainable life.
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