Size of Beeswax Wrap
S - 28cm x 20cm
L - 50cm x 32cm

[What's good of Beeswax Wrap?]
It could replace the use of plastic cling wrap, i.e., to reduce use of plastic!
It is light in weight. You even won't feel it when you are carrying it wherever you go!
It doesn't occupy much space.
It is reusable and washable.
It is easy to use and everybody would be able to learn how to use it!

[When to use Beeswax Wrap?]
When you want to keep fresh of some fresh food or cooked food that is in room temperature.
When you go buy some bakery or small volume of crop produces.
When you want to wrap some snacks on the go.

[Why we should shift to use Beeswax Wrap?]
Because it helps reducing plastic wastes
Because it is 100% biodegradable
Because it is 100% natural
Because beeswax is naturally anti-bacteria
Because it is reusable
Because it supports and leads to sustainble future

[How to use a Beeswax Wrap?]
When you use it to replace plastic cling wrap, simply shape the wrap with your body temperature of your hands to cover the container.
When you use it as food wrap, simply fold the wrap into a bag when shop for crop produces or when you wanna carry your sandwich or snack on the go.

[How to maintain the Beeswax Wrap in good condition?]
Wash it with cool water and few drops of detergent if needed.
Do not crush it or scrub it with brush or sponge.
Hang to dry after washed and fold it up for storage.
Do not use it on hot stuff or place it on hot surfaces.
Do not put the wrap into washing machine or dish washer.
Do not put the wrap into microwave or oven.
Keep it away from heat.

Chief Project - Our Mission is simply Reduce Waste by Waste.

This might sound impossible, but we show that we are on the right track since 2016.

The Chief Project starts from collecting excessive leftover fabric as a results from over-production of Global Fashion brands and their manufacturers then turn them into series of reusable daily products, like handkerchief, beeswax food wrap, reusable facial cotton pad, washable fabric face mask, and etc that replacing all those disposable "garbage". And now, we have developed into also producing household consumable products, like multi-purpose detergent and dish washing soap bar by using used cooking oil, which actually helps alleviating water pollution.

We are confident that many more other "reduce-waste-by-waste" ideas are on its way to help reducing waste in multiple ends.