Recycling & reuse

Reuse what you can. When you no longer need a product or its packaging, follow the sorting instructions below.

These instructions apply in Finland. Check your local waste service’s guidance if you are unsure.

Packaging

Shipping box

Empty and flatten the box, then place it in the cardboard packaging collection.

Keep the box if you may need to return your order. You can also reuse it for storage or sending another parcel.

Material: corrugated cardboard, PAP 20.
Product bag

Place the empty bag in the plastic packaging collection.

You can reuse the resealable bag to store clothes or keep them organised when travelling.

Material: LDPE plastic, 04.
MO box

Empty and flatten the box, then place it in the cardboard packaging collection.

You can also keep it to store your MO.

Material: cardboard, PAP 21.
Hang tag & attachments

Separate the parts before sorting:

  • Cardboard tag (PAP 21): cardboard packaging collection.
  • Satin ribbon and cord: mixed waste.
  • Metal safety pin: small metal collection. Close the pin before disposal.

You can save the ribbon, cord and safety pin for reuse.

Products

Clothing

If your clothing is still wearable, sell it or pass it on to someone else.

Clean, dry clothing that is no longer usable can be taken to a textile waste collection point, following its acceptance guidelines. Empty the pockets and pack the clothing in a tightly closed plastic bag.

Do not put mouldy, wet, strongly smelling or pest-infested clothing in textile collection. Check your local waste service’s disposal instructions.

To keep your clothing in use for longer, follow its care instructions and repair minor damage. You can find the fabric composition on the care label.
MO

Keep MO in your collection or pass it on when you no longer use it.

When MO is no longer usable, remove the metal parts if they come apart easily:

  • Metal chain and connecting rings: small metal collection.
  • PVC figure and silicone strap: mixed waste.

The figure and strap do not belong in plastic packaging collection, as they are product parts rather than packaging.
Find a collection point

Find packaging and textile waste collection points in Finland at kierrätys.info. Check the collection point’s acceptance guidelines before visiting.