The Fluf Journal

This holiday season marks 20 years of Fluf. It’s a moment I’m excited to share –  but also one that gave me pause. Each time I sat down to write about it, I realized there wasn’t a single clear pla...

Anyone who’s ever packed a lunch for a kid knows food doesn’t stay where you put it. It travels and settles into seams and corners. For most mortals, ‘spot-clean only’ just means ‘stinky and gross’.

For our Canadian Thanksgiving this year, we skipped the giant bird in favor of a giant fake one (with a side of real steak—everyone’s gotta feel loved). The birdless bird? A fun challenge (for the ...

Halloween Waste: Busting Myths and Simple Swaps for an Eco-Friendly Celebration We were excited to share some spook-tacular tips for an eco-friendly Halloween this year – only to find the internet...

If your lunch bag arrived with a warning label, that is thanks to California's Prop 65. The law requires businesses to provide warnings to Californians about significant exposures to chemicals tha...

How a day that was once a beacon of powerful, meaningful action morphed into a day of rampant greenwashing and free tote bags

On the surface, organic cotton seems like a no-brainer. No chemical pesticides, better for people & our planet - what's not to love?  While proponents tout the numerous benefits of organic cot...

If you aren't familiar with his work, we're honoured to introduce you to Philip Cote, MFA: Artist, Activist, Ancestral Knowledge Keeper, Historian & Cultural Mediator ... and most recently, Flu...

Fluf is committed to understanding, addressing, and remediating any environmental harm caused by the manufacturing of our bags.