1. Econscious - Recycled plastic planters Econscious, founded by Sonal and Vaibhav, turns plastic waste into durable items like planters and coasters using their unique value-based recycling technology. Their process skips energy-intensive steps, resulting in eco-friendly products that are both stylish and sustainable. They’ve recycled over 3,50,000 kg of plastic waste, contributing to a cleaner environment. To know more about their products, click here.

2. Bamboo Bae - Bamboo essentials Founded by Sanchit Goyal and Anuj Sagar, Bamboo Bae offers eco-friendly alternatives to plastic, including bamboo toothbrushes, stationery, and cutlery sets. Their products are handmade by artisans using locally sourced bamboo, which is naturally antibacterial and sustainable. The startup also produces coconut shell candles. To know more about their products, click here.

3. Shroff Industries - Banana fibre handicrafts Shroff Industries, founded by Mehul Shroff, repurposes banana waste into eco-friendly products like baskets, yoga mats, and planters. These sustainable, handcrafted items support rural artisans while transforming agricultural waste into high-quality goods, making them both meaningful and eco-conscious gifts. To know more about their products, click here.

4. Thenga - Coconut shell products Founded by Maria Kuriakose, Thenga repurposes discarded coconut shells into beautiful products like bowls, candles, and cutlery. The startup works with local artisans to craft eco-friendly items that are polished with coconut oil, making them sustainable and chemical-free. Thenga is a perfect option for stylish, earth-conscious gifts. To know more about their products, click here.

5. Half Inch Garden - Microgreen cultivator The Half Inch Garden, designed by Snehal Ambekar and Sayak Gupta, is a compact, soilless microgreen cultivator that fits perfectly on a coffee table or dining table. This sleek, automated unit not only serves as stylish home decor but also helps improve health by providing a convenient way to grow nutrient-rich microgreens at home, making it a unique and thoughtful gift. To know more about their products, click here.

6. EcoLine - Clothes  made from recycled plastic EcoLine, a Tamil Nadu-based fashion brand by Shree Renga Polymers, recycles PET bottles into sustainable clothing such as T-shirts, jackets, and blazers. Each garment is made from eight to 30 PET bottles using waterless dyeing technology, making it a stylish, eco-friendly gift while reducing plastic waste. To know more about their products, click here.

7. The Good Doll -  Fabric dolls made from textile waste Founded by Sunita and Suhas Ramegowda, The Good Doll creates fabric dolls from upcycled textile waste. These handcrafted dolls, made by tribal women in the Nilgiris, promote body positivity with diverse skin tones and are free of plastic. The initiative has also prevented 8,000 kg of textile waste from entering landfills, making these dolls a perfect eco-friendly gift. To know more about their products, click here.

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