Eco-friendly toilet paper brand Who Gives a Crap has collaborated with the Parks Project to release a limited-edition line of toilet paper featuring designs inspired by U.S. national parks. The collection offers a way for consumers to bring elements of national parks into their homes.
The special rolls are available in 24-roll and 48-roll packs. Each roll is individually wrapped with one of 12 unique designs showcasing photography of various national parks, including Joshua Tree and the Grand Canyon.
This collaboration highlights the mission of Who Gives a Crap, a company that donates 50% of its profits to clean water and sanitation initiatives. Danny Alexander, co-founder and chief of product and purpose at Who Gives a Crap, stated that the partnership aims to celebrate natural landscapes and encourage everyday choices that support environmental conservation and communities.
The toilet paper itself is made from 100% renewable and sustainable bamboo, a material chosen to help reduce deforestation. The 3-ply rolls are designed to be soft and suitable for sensitive skin. Additionally, the bamboo material is reported to be compatible with most septic tanks, avoiding potential plumbing issues.
This is a limited-edition offering, and the products will only be available while supplies last. Consumers can currently receive a $15 discount on both the 24-roll and 48-roll sets.