Washed Up Cards Review: Sustainable UK
Handmade greeting cards made with plastic collected from UK rivers and beaches, turning pollution into something thoughtful and personal.
Washed Up Cards is a arts & culture brand based in London, UK, curated by Purpose Picks for its commitment to sustainability, circular economy, handmade. Handmade greeting cards made with plastic collected from UK rivers and beaches, turning pollution into something thoughtful and personal.
Why We Picked Them
Washed Up Cards runs beach cleans along the River Thames and in other parts of the UK, bringing communities together around a shared act of care. Through handmade cards crafted from collected plastic, the brand transforms a climate problem into tangible conversation.
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- Location
- London, UK
- Ships to
- UK
Frequently Asked Questions
- Where is Washed Up Cards based?
- Washed Up Cards is based in London, UK and ships to: UK.
- Where can I buy Washed Up Cards?
- Washed Up Cards sells from its own online shop at https://washedupcards.uk/. The featured picks on this page link straight to it.
- What does Washed Up Cards sell?
- Washed Up Cards makes arts & culture products. Featured picks: You are blooming brilliant!, Thank you sew much.
In our gift guides
- Secret Santa gifts under £15 →
Secret Santa and stocking-filler gifts under £15, every one from a brand that gives back, with an eco-friendly section for the reusables.
- Charity Christmas cards and greeting cards →
Charity Christmas cards, and cards made from rescued beach plastic, drawn by disabled artists, or printed to fund feminist causes.
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