Recommerce
Cut Costs and Waste with KIUD Reusable Packaging
Durable, 20-use packaging for buybacks, rentals, and subscriptions in the circular economy. Break-even by the 3rd use—KIUD is your sustainable choice.
Is Your Packaging Holding Back Your Circular Economy Goals?
If you’re committed to recommerce and the circular economy, why rely on single-use cardboard? The e-commerce industry adds to the 34 million tons of cardboard waste in landfills every year. It’s a weak link in an otherwise sustainable system.
At the same time, 10 million tons of textile waste go unused annually in EU—a missed opportunity to turn waste into a resource.
Don’t Let Single-Use Cardboard Break the Circular Loop
KIUD: Reusable Packaging for a Truly Circular Economy
KIUD transforms textile waste into durable, reusable packaging designed for trade-ins, buybacks, rentals, and subscriptions.
With a 20-use lifespan, KIUD eliminates the need for single-use cardboard, significantly reducing waste and costs.
What Makes KIUD Different?
Durable & Reliable
Shockproof, tear-resistant, and water-repellent for secure product protection.
Cost-Effective
Break even by the 3rd use, saving money while reducing environmental impact.
Customizable
A brand marketing tool for sustainability. Sizes, inserts, and prints according to your products.
Close the Loop!
By choosing KIUD, you not only reduce cardboard waste but also repurpose textile waste, keeping your business aligned with circular economy principles and ESG goals.
Make the Switch to KIUD — Packaging That Delivers Sustainability and Savings.
How it works
KIUD provides high-quality reusable packages. You need a closed loop system where packages can be returned to the central warehouse or refurbishment center. Packages are maintained and used again.
Package maintenance (10-15 sec)
- Removing shipping label and tapes
- Checking visual appearance
- Cleaning with wipes (if necessary)
Safety & Labels
Secure shipments with BPA-free thermal eco labels with strong adhesive for reliable transit. Pair with branded recyclable paper tape for added security.
In a bold move toward sustainability, Telia Norway replaced single-use cardboard with KIUD reusable packaging for their Svitsj, Buyback, and Device-as-a-Service programs. Handling over 25,000 packages annually, they embraced KIUD to reduce waste, cut costs, and align with their circular economy goals.
Key Achievements:
- 68% Annual Savings: KIUD’s durable design ensures break-even by the 3rd use and delivers unmatched cost efficiency.
- Seamless Integration: Maintenance takes just 15 seconds per box and costs €0.30, enabling effortless reuse.
- Environmental Impact: Actively reduced packaging waste and supported a circular economy model.
“KIUD boxes have exceeded our expectations in durability and sustainability. We’ve seamlessly integrated them into all our flows, saving tens of thousands of euros and strengthening our environmental strategy. This is the future of packaging.“
Børge Oustad
Development and Logistics Manager Scandinavia, TELIA
Telia Norway Achieves 68% Cost Savings and Leads the Way in Sustainable Packaging
KIUD was born from a shared frustration with the fashion industry’s waste problem.
Founders Kaie, Liis, and Vivian united to tackle the growing issue of textile landfills by creating innovative packaging solutions that help e-commerce reduce its environmental footprint. Together, they’ve turned waste into opportunity, setting a new standard for circular practices in packaging.
Awards and recognitions
KIUD’s groundbreaking concept has earned global acclaim
Finalist, WomenTechEU Grant (2024)
Top 15 of 650 startups, Amazon Accelerator (2024)
Winner, Ajujaht – Estonian “Shark Tank” (2023)
Deloitte Fast 50 Impact Star, Central Europe (2023)
“Company of the Future,” SEB Bank (2023)
Seal of Excellence, MaterialConnexion (2023)
At KIUD, we revolutionize packaging by transforming textile waste into sustainable, reusable, and high-quality solutions. With our patented process, we empower businesses to lead in sustainability without sacrificing design or performance.
By 2030, our mission is to replace 800 million single-use packages and save 15 million kg of textile waste.
