Off white double-layer wheat straw lunch box with bamboo lid for custom branded welcome kits by Wumble Merch Australia
Off white double-layer wheat straw lunch box with bamboo lid for custom branded welcome kits by Wumble Merch Australia
Hands lifting the bamboo lid off a wheat straw lunch box filled with salad, the lower tier holding cutlery, on a grey table, no Wumble branding applied
Wheat straw lunch box shown disassembled from above with the bamboo lid, two tiers, cutlery set and brown elastic strap laid out, no Wumble branding applied
Cream mesh drawstring carry bag for the wheat straw lunch box on a white background, no Wumble branding applied
Wheat straw double-layer lunch box beside its printed kraft gift box on a white background, no Wumble branding applied

Double-Layer Wheat Straw Lunch Box

Details
  • Material: FSC bamboo lid, wheat straw body, food-grade PP
  • Dimensions: 185 x 105 x 95mm
  • Weight: 460g
  • Capacity: 1000ml
  • Two stacking tiers held with an elastic strap
  • Suitable for cold food storage. Do not dry-heat the empty box

MOQ: 50 units. Price per unit ( ex.GST)

Production Time: 12 to 15 days after you approve the proof

$10.99
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For volume pricing, custom quantities or a full kit.

Shipping

4-6 weeks. See delivery details

Customisation
  • Method: Single-position UV print
  • Branding Area:

See print methods and quality

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Wheat straw is a crop residue left over after harvest, pressed into a durable food-safe body instead of being burnt off in the field. The bamboo lid regrows without felling the plant. Two genuinely different waste and renewable stories in one product.

Perfect For:

New starter kits, Team welcomes, Event packs

A two-tier lunch box that keeps a main and a side apart, with a bamboo lid on top.

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Two stacked tiers means a main and a side travel separately instead of sliding into each other by the time lunch actually happens.

The bamboo lid doubles as a small board, and the elastic strap is the only thing holding the stack together, so packing it up takes one motion, not several.