Collection: Our bestsellers

Both are super long, environmentally friendly and look great in your bathroom – but there are some differences to keep in mind. Let’s discuss.

Our 100% Recycled Toilet Paper is our eco-friendliest offering because it’s made with paper that’s already in circulation. It’s also strong, cute, and comfy, plus a smidge cheaper than its big-bamboo brother.

Our bamboo rolls require a little more energy to make – don't worry, they're still made with sustainable materials – but come out on top for strength and softness, so they’re perfect for picky bums.

Bamboo grows much faster than trees (5-6 years vs. 20-30 years), making it a renewable, environmentally friendly resource. Moreover, bamboo toilet paper is hypoallergenic, softer and more substantial.

Absolutely, under certain conditions. Mix it with other organic waste and maintain a good wet/dry balance in your composter. However, avoid using paper that is soiled with chemicals.

Yes, bamboo has naturally smoother, non-irritating fibres. Moreover, The Poodie limits the use of chemicals to maintain its hypoallergenic properties.

We must protect our rolls from moisture, dust, and environmental microbes, so each toilet paper and paper towel must be wrapped in fine paper. We think this is better than plastic for several reasons:

• Plastic-free option: We chose paper over plastic film because we feel it's a more environmentally friendly alternative.
• Moderate impact: Individual packaging only increases the total amount of paper we use by around 1%, as we have reduced the width of our rolls by 5 mm.
• Decorative and reusable: Our packaging is attractive, reusable (for DIY projects), and recyclable. It is a change from other papers' classic, monotonous, bland packaging. It brings life to your kitchen and toilet.

We believe that the energy invested in packaging is far outweighed by the visibility and protection it provides.

We mainly use sea freight to transport our containers to the ports of entry in Vancouver. From there, they are transported by rail to our Canadian warehouse. Sea freight produces fewer GHGs, helping us minimize our carbon footprint.