Made with Four Simple Ingredients
Every beeswax reusable snack and sandwich bag is thoughtfully crafted using natural materials that work together to keep food fresh.
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Organic Cotton
Provides strength and structure for everyday use.
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Beeswax
Creates a breathable seal to help keep food fresh.
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Plant Oil
Keeps each wrap soft and flexible.
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Tree Resin
Provides a natural grip that helps wraps hold their shape.
PLASTIC-FREE
ALL-NATURAL MATERIALS
SUSTAINABLE
Keep Food Fresh, Naturally
Bee's Wrap creates a breathable seal that helps preserve the freshness of sandwiches, snacks, fruits, vegetables, and baked goods—without plastic.
Reusable Bags for Everyday Adventures
Perfect for school lunches, workday meals, road trips, and snacks on the go, the Snack & Sandwich Bags make packing food simple.
Reusable for Everyday Use
Simply pack, rinse, and reuse. With proper care, Bee's Wrap bags can be used again and again, making everyday food storage simple.
faq
What is Bee's Wrap made of?
Bee's Wrap is made with four simple ingredients: GOTS-certified organic cotton, responsibly sourced beeswax, plant oil, and tree resin. Together, they create a breathable, reusable wrap that helps keep food fresh.
How do I use Bee's Wrap Snack & Sandwich Bags?
Simply place your food inside, fold the flap over, and use the warmth of your hands to gently press the flap into place. The natural beeswax coating helps create a secure, breathable closure.
What can I pack in these reusable bags?
The Snack Bag is perfect for fruit, vegetables, crackers, cookies, trail mix, and other small snacks. The Sandwich Bag is ideal for sandwiches, wraps, pastries, and other lunch favorites.
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.
