Gone are the days of disposable napkins casually thrown onto a side plate - now is the time to really dress your dining table whatever the occasion. Reduction should always come before recycling and is the most important factor when it comes to making more sustainable purchases and lifestyle choices. Took a lot of effort to find interesting crackers this year but we were very pleased to have found these. We know how hard it is to manage daily life without having the extra pressure of worrying about the effects of your purchases on the planet.

As they contain no plastic whatsoever, with the gifts being made from recyclable materials and the ribbon being made from raffia, you can be sure that these crackers are fully recyclable after use and help eliminate unnecessary waste being left behind. The festive monogram is embroidered in subtle a soft gold, Christmas green, red and brown – it makes a sophisticated finish to your table. The 100% linen napkins are approximately 35cm square and are embroidered with a beautiful Christmas monogram design. DESCRIPTION Six Luxury Christmas crackers adorned with delightful illustrations of stars and clouds, with contrasting gold bows.Registered Office Address: Wooblr House, Stapleton Lane, Barwell, Leicestershire, LE9 8HE, United Kingdom. Completely plastic-free, the crackers are made from eco-friendly recycled paper and tied up with natural twine which is fully biodegradable. Inspired by the classic carol, these 12 Days of Christmas crackers depict everything from turtle doves to french hens.

The amount of unnecessary plastic that is used at Christmas is staggering, with an estimated 35,877 tonnes of plastic being wasted each Christmas in the UK alone. DESCRIPTION Six Luxury Christmas crackers featuring a beautiful partridge in a pear tree design, with contrasting sage bows. In our quest to swap plastic or disposable products with durable, plastic-free and less wasteful alternatives, we found there were companies we fell we could trust completely.

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