Fabric Gift Wrap (Furoshiki)- Next Chance

How to Use:

No more searching for scissors and tape in the junk drawer. These fabric wraps are reusable and adjustable: they adapt to fit whatever you need to wrap.

There are many furoshiki folding techniques. Here is the easiest one: 

A simple web search will bring you many other folding techniques.

 Next Chance Furoshiki
– Designed, sourced and manufactured in Quebec, Canada 
– Sold in a 3-pack, random designs, based on the chosen theme.
– Two size options: 3 small or 3 medium 
– Composition: brand-new fabric remnants, 100% unknown fibres 
– 100% recycled and recyclable cardboard packaging

Reusable Gift Bow not included.

Please note that the pattern or colour of the fabric may differ from the picture.

Care: Handwash cold water. Flat dry.

Next Chance was founded in February 2020 by two entrepreneurs, Gabrielle & Maude, who always wanted to make a difference in terms of the environment. When they realised how polluting gift wrapping made of metallised and plasticised paper was, they decided to offer Quebec gift wrappings made of rescued fabric. They were inspired by the Japanese folding technique called furoshiki and worked on a concept that kept the “gift unwrapping” magic alive. They apply the concept of circular economy by rescuing fabrics that would otherwise have ended up in waste.

Sourced through Öko Creations:

Marie-Noël and Mélanie Beetz, sisters with strong ecological and humanitarian values, are the heart of the Öko Creations family business founded in 2009 in Quebec, Canada. In 2018, their cousin Karine Létourneau joined them as a co-owner.

Öko Creations’ goal is to help consumers transition to a more eco-friendly lifestyle by offering a range of zero waste products for the whole family. Their collections are proudly created and designed in Quebec from high quality and conscientiously chosen textiles such as hemp and organic cotton. They are actively working to minimise the environmental impacts of their operations from the beginning to the end of their production cycle. They also promote local ethical sewing, helping rejuvenate Quebec’s textile industry. 

All product images have been supplied by Öko Creations and used with permission.