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Choosing reusables helps reduce waste and demand for disposable cups. Each year, assuming someone uses their cup 80% of the time and buys one coffee per work day, there is a reduction of 180 single use cups.

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Organic cotton uses much less water than conventional cotton production. For example producing an organic cotton T-shirt conservatively uses 2,700L less water.

Recycled polyester also uses less water - but to a lesser extent.

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This estimates the number of single-use bottles avoided by switching to a reusable one.

Data shows that on average Australians drink 500L of bottled water each year. Factoring in real-world usage (habit strength, missed days, partial substitution), we estimate that one reusable bottle avoids ~700 x 600ml bottles per year.

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This estimates the carbon emissions (kg of CO₂ equivalents) your orders have helped avoid by using lower-impact materials instead of virgin ones.

Calculations are based on fabric weight and emission factors from the Higg Index and other verified LCA sources.

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PET bottles (typically post-consumer) are recycled into clothing, helping to reduce landfill and demand for virgin polyester while also creating value / demand for recycled materials.

Around 70 x 600 mL bottles are used to make 1 kg of recycled polyester - so you can see how it adds up!

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This estimates the energy your order may have helped save by choosing recycled polyester or organic cotton instead of conventional fabrics.

Based on garment weight—e.g. a 150g T-shirt can save around 2.25 kWh (rPET) or 0.5 kWh (organic cotton).

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