Plastic Free Packaging

At Bumbleride, we’ve been on a quest to reduce our environmental footprint since 2004. When we discovered our family-owned factory in Taiwan (who we still work with today), we knew instantly they were the right fit. After more than 20 years of working together, we still share the same philosophies in manufacturing; using small-batch production to keep the quality high and consistent, while only producing what we forecast to reduce excess waste. Our factory shares our environmental vision and produces very little waste themselves by reusing or repurposing almost everything.

Working closely with our factory provides us with more options for sourcing eco-materials while integrating durability and performance. We remain closely involved with the production process to keep quality consistent. For example if we work hard to source organic or recycled materials, but mismanage production quantity, the environmental benefit is lost.

Our packaging is 100% plastic free

It's taken extensive experimentation and creativity, but we can happily announce with our New 2022 Collection, our packaging is 100% plastic free!

Any packaging that comes in our boxes is curbside recyclable. It is an exciting accomplishment, and a testament to the partnership we have with our factory who worked with us through the testing and research processes.

36% of all plastics produced are used in packaging

Our eco-story continues to evolve. In 2011, we began experimenting with using recycled PET (plastic water bottles) in 50% of our fabric. as of 2020, our products are 100% rPET, PFAS free, OEKO-TEX certified main fabrics/padding, and use a solution dye process that conserves water. We source nylon upcycled from fishing nets, which now make up 50% of the plastic components on our stroller frame.

We believe in cleaner oceans, happier sea life and less virgin plastic.

How to Dispose of Items You Collect

Did you know that plastic grocery bags, sandwich bags, PE bags and other soft plastics are NOT curbside recyclable? Take a second to think about all the bags and items you see come in the mail, we're doing our part to reduce that quantity.

Paper

Recycle any clean paper, white paper, lined paper, envelopes, cardboard, cartons

(Paper towels, napkins, and paper plates are NOT recyclable)

Glass

Recycle any glass that is not broken (bottles, etc.)

(Broken glass is placed in the trash)

Metal

Recycle any metal that is not too rusted (cans, foil, etc.)

Plastic

Recycle any clean hard plastics (bottles, yogurt containers, etc.)

(Plastic grocery bags, sandwich bags, and other soft plastics are NOT recyclable)

Food scraps

Compost

Hazardous waste

Electronic waste (cell phones, batteries, etc.), chemicals (household cleaners), tires you must find a hazardous waste facility near you to properly dispose.

Landfill

All other debris