• Are Blanc Space cases eco-friendly?

  Yes, our cases are designed with environmental responsibility in mind. We're committed to sustainable manufacturing across all our product lines. Our eco-friendly features Materials Made with at least 55% recycled materials Reduces waste by repurposing existing plastics Printing process Eco-certified inks used for all designs Environmentally responsible printing standards Packaging 100% recyclable packaging materials Minimal waste in our packaging design ProFew readers

• What materials are your cases made from?

  Our cases are made from premium materials designed for durability and protection. Each component serves a specific purpose in keeping your device safe. Core materials breakdown TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane) Used for flexible edges Provides excellent shock absorption Allows for easy installation and removal PC (Polycarbonate) Forms the rigid back plate Delivers high durability and impact resistance Creates a clear, smooth printing surface for designs TPE (ThermopFew readers

• Do you use sustainable packaging?

  Yes, we use sustainable packaging across all our shipments. Our packaging is designed to be both protective and environmentally responsible. Our sustainable packaging features Materials 100% recyclable packaging materials FSC-certified paper where possible Soy-based inks for printing Design approach Plastic-free mailers for most shipments Eco-chic design that's protective, stylish, and sustainable Minimal environmental impact without compromising protection WhFew readers

• How do I recycle my old case?

  If you're looking to recycle your old case, we encourage environmentally responsible disposal through local recycling programs or specialized tech accessory services. Recycling options Local recycling programs Check with your local recycling center to see if they accept phone cases Many communities accept certain plastic and silicone materials through standard recycling Specialized tech accessory recycling Use services like TerraCycle for tech accessories and electronic wasteFew readers