“I feel incredibly passionate about cleaning up our oceans, so I was chuffed when I stumbled upon this company as it has a great ethos. Five star customer service and I love my new beautifully unique plant pots.”
Phoebe Cash, Edinburgh
These stylish plant pots grabbed my attention at Leith Market and I was immediately captivated by the concept behind them. This is such a great idea from someone who really cares about finding a solution to the ocean plastic problem.
Chloe Elizabeth Zia Poole, Edinburgh
Combating such a huge environmental issue as Ocean Plastic pollution is incredible, with an equally awesome and friendly team delivering fantastic customer service.
Shaun Carpenter, London
Kirsty Wilson - BBC Beechgrove
"Ocean Plastic Pots; I know where i will be getting my plant pots from now on and I just love the colours!”
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Created by a Diver, This is our story....
1. On the 2nd of December 2019, a 10-ton Sperm Whale washed up on Luskentyre Beach on the Isle of Harris in Scotland. It had 100kg of rope, fishing net, and plastic debris in it's stomach.
2. Three-months later, I was a Diver on the salvage of the MV Kaami which hit a reef 20km from Luskentyre Beach.
3. The MV Kaami was carrying 1937 tons of refuge derived fuel, (shredded waste and plastic). Diving in this amount of plastic debris inspired me.
4. During one of my dives, I found a small blue ball which i kept in the pocket of my diving suit.
5. We started to work with a recycler rope and fishing net.
6. I shredded the blue ball and added it to a mix of rope and net to manufacture this plant pot by hand. Ocean Plastic Pots was born.
1. On the 2nd of December 2019, a 10-ton Sperm Whale washed up on Luskentyre Beach on the Isle of Harris in Scotland. It had 100kg of rope, fishing net, and plastic debris in it's stomach.
2. Three-months later, I was a Diver on the salvage of the MV Kaami which hit a reef 20km from Luskentyre Beach.
3. The MV Kaami was carrying 1937 tons of refuge derived fuel, (shredded waste and plastic). Diving in this amount of plastic debris inspired me.
4. During one of my dives, I found a small blue ball which i kept in the pocket of my diving suit.
5. We started to work with a recycler rope and fishing net.
6. I shredded the blue ball and added it to a mix of rope and net to manufacture this plant pot by hand. Ocean Plastic Pots was born.
Were delighted to support Ocean Plastic Pots. An innovative British Company who create Sustainable 100% recycled Plants Pots from discarded rope and fishing gear,
Christine Grosart - Trustee, Ghost Fishing UK
Designed for the harsh conditions of the Sea,
Our raw material makes our plant pots incredibly durable
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