• Organic Cotton

    Provides strength and structure for everyday use.

  • Beeswax

    Creates a breathable seal to help keep food fresh.

  • Plant Oil

    Keeps each wrap soft and flexible.

  • Tree Resin

    Provides a natural grip that helps wraps hold their shape.

PLASTIC-FREE

ALL-NATURAL MATERIALS

SUSTAINABLE

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    Keep Food Fresh, Naturally

    Bee's Wrap creates a breathable seal that helps preserve the freshness of bread, cheese, produce, sandwiches, and leftovers—without plastic.
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    Custom Food Storage for Every Need

    Cut the Roll to the exact size and shape you need to wrap oversized foods, cover large bowls, or create custom wraps for everyday kitchen tasks.
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    Reusable for Everyday Use

    Simply wrap, rinse, and reuse. With proper care, Bee's Wrap can be used again and again, making everyday food storage simple.

faq

What is Bee's Wrap made of?

Bee's Wrap is made of GOTS-certified organic cotton, responsibly sourced beeswax, organic plant oil, and tree resin — a combination that creates a malleable, reusable food wrap.

How do I use the Roll?

Cut the Roll to the size and shape you need, then crumple it to increase flexibility. Use the warmth of your hands to mold it around food or bowls, creating a protective, breathable seal.

What foods can I wrap with it?

Bee's Wrap is ideal for wrapping bread, cheese, fruits, vegetables, sandwiches, snacks, and leftovers. It's also great for covering bowls and dishes.

How do I clean my Bee's Wrap?

Hand wash in cool water with mild dish soap and allow it to air dry. Avoid hot water and heat sources to help extend the life of your wraps.

How long does Bee's Wrap last?

With regular use and proper care, Bee's Wrap can last up to one year. When it no longer sticks to itself, compost it or use it as a natural fire starter.

What do I do when it's worn out?

Once your wraps reach the end of their useful life, compost them or repurpose them as a natural fire starter.

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