Our Materials
Coffee Wood, Coconut Fiber, Hemp Fiber & Loofah
Four natural materials sourced and processed in Vietnam, each chosen because it's renewable, biodegradable, and tells a story your customers want to be part of.
Coffee Wood
Upcycled from 20–25 year old coffee trees that have finished producing beans. Dense hardwood that wears down into soft fibres rather than sharp shards. Single ingredient, non-toxic, splinter-resistant.
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Coconut Fiber
The fibrous husk of the coconut, a farming by-product cleaned and dried into a strong, springy natural fibre. Used for balls, rope toys and small-animal substrate.
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Hemp Fiber
A tough natural fibre twisted into rope and ball toys built for tug-of-war and multi-dog households. Durable, plastic-free, and biodegradable at end of life.
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Loofah
The dried fibrous interior of the loofah gourd, grown in Vietnam. Light, naturally textured, and fully biodegradable — shaped into playful cat and small-animal toys.
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Vietnam is a major producer of coffee, coconut and loofah, so the raw materials behind our toys are local and abundant rather than imported — a shorter supply chain and a more authentic sustainability story than assembling natural-look products elsewhere. Read the full case in our wholesale buyer's guide to sourcing from Vietnam.