Simply Plastic Free

Simply Plastic Free is a women owned low waste business located in South West, WA.

Our mission is to work with like minded businesses and brands to provide a sustainable and eco-friendly experience, with our main focus on our shipping practices.

All of our products are shipped plastic free using sustainable methods thus providing a circular shopping journey.

Thank you for being a part of our community.

"In a gentle way, you can shake the world" -Mahatma Gandhi


Image: Kay Green Cape to Cape trail Yallingup area, WA

Kay Green

Beauty Kubes - For the traveller

Conditioning Hair Mask

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Hair & Body Care

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Kitchen Essentials

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Laundry must haves

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Eco Packaging & Stationery

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In the know

  • Is Bamboo Sustainable?


    The fast growing grass has made its mark as an eco-crop. From construction to homewares to fabrics, bamboo is having its moment in the limelight.

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  • Home Compostable vs Industrial Compostable

    What is the difference between compostable and home compostable packaging?

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  • The Truth About Silk


    When thinking about sustainability of silk, one has to be aware of risks related to agriculture (the growing of mulberry trees, which silkworms eat), animal rights (silkworms are raised and usually killed in the process of making silk), water consumption, pollution, and impact on workers and their communities.

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Acknowledgement of this land

Simply Plastic Free acknowledges the Wadandi people as the traditional owners of this land past, present and emerging.

We give thanks and allow ourselves to be educated on the traditional knowledge and healing of the Wadandi salt water people.

Our vision and sole purpose is to continue the preservation and nurturing of our precious planet.

If you wish to show your support please check out Clothing the Gaps in ways you can support the Indigenous communities within Australia.

Clothing the Gaps