Beeswax Wraps

Keep food fresher for longer and ditch cling wrap for good. SuperBee beeswax wraps are the natural, reusable alternative to plastic wrap – handmade from GOTS-certified organic cotton infused with our natural blend of beeswax, tree resin and coconut oil. Use them to cover bowls, wrap cheese, sandwiches, bread, half an avocado or a cut lemon, then rinse and reuse.

Every SuperBee wrap is handmade by our social enterprise team in Northern Thailand, in fun, colourful prints designed to brighten up your kitchen.

Find the right beeswax wraps for you

• Beeswax Wrap Essentials – our best-value 3 and 5 packs in the sizes you use most.
• Beeginner Starter Sets – new to beeswax wraps? Start here, in 14 fun prints.
• Extra Large Beeswax Wraps – big enough for sourdough loaves, platters and casserole dishes.
• Beeswax Wrap Rolls – cut your own wraps to any size.
• Beeswax Sandwich Wraps – plastic-free lunches that unfold into a placemat.
• Beeswax Bread & Produce Bags – our award-winning bags for bread, fruit and veg.

Beeswax wrap FAQs

How do beeswax wraps work?

The warmth of your hands softens the wax so the wrap moulds around food or the rim of a bowl. As it cools, it holds its shape and creates a breathable seal that helps food stay fresh.

How do I clean my beeswax wraps?

Rinse in cool water with a little mild soap and hang or lay flat to dry. Avoid hot water, the dishwasher and the microwave, as heat melts the wax.

How long do beeswax wraps last?

With regular use and good care, around a year. When they lose their grip, bring them back to life with our Refresh Drops or Repair Wax Bar.

What can I wrap?

Fruit, veg, herbs, cheese, bread, sandwiches, snacks and leftovers, or use them to cover bowls. We don't recommend them for raw meat or fish, or for hot food.

Are beeswax wraps compostable?

Yes. At the end of their life, cut them into strips and add them to your compost or use them as a natural fire starter.