ABC World News - Made in America
Watch ABC World News' Made in America - Holiday Edition with David Muir featuring Wrappily's Eco-Friendly Gift Wrap. "Wrappily is taking a creative - and sustainable - twist on the Christmas, gift-giving, must-haves. They are based in Maui, Hawaii and print in Mount Vernon, Washington."
HGTV Magazine & Lifestyle Blog
Read the full list of HGTV's 15 Best Eco-Friendly Travel Gift Ideas on their website to please every responsible traveler in your world. The "Color it Christmas" photos are only available in the printed issue of HGTV Magazine.
Sunset Magazine
Read the Q&A with Wrappily's Founder Sara Smith featured in Sunset Magazine's printed December 2021 issue "Most Wrapping Paper Can't Be Recycled. Hawaii's Sara Smith Wants to Change That"
KIWI Magazine
Read the KIWI Magazine Article online or check out the Winter 2021 Issue of KIWI, featuring “The Meaningful Holiday Gift Guide” for more sustainable holiday fun!
Popsugar Product Review
Read Popsugar's 2021 Review of Wrappily and browse Kim's favorite patterns and products from our online shop.
Health Magazine - Dec 2021 Issue
"Here's another way to feel good about giving: Use sustainable gift wrap."
Wrappily featured in Health Magazine December 2021 Issue
Good Housekeeping
Read 15 Best Places to Buy Wrapping Paper This Year by Good Housekeeping.
"Wrappily's paper comes in reversible designs (so you get two designs for the price of one), and if you’re traveling for the holidays, the flat sheets are much easier to pack in a carry-on than a roll."
"Wrappily's paper comes in reversible designs (so you get two designs for the price of one), and if you’re traveling for the holidays, the flat sheets are much easier to pack in a carry-on than a roll."
Better Homes & Gardens
Read "Here's Why You Shouldn't Recycle Most Wrapping Paper" on Better Homes & Gardens and more of BHG.com's recommendations for Earth-Friendly Wrapping Paper alternatives like Wrappily.
USA Today
Read USA Today's 2021 Review of Wrappily and other suggestions for ethical holiday gifts you can buy online. "If you’re not the type who wants to make your own gift wrap out of old brown bags, this reindeer wrapping paper is not only made of recycled newsprint, but it’s fully recyclable, and it’s got designs printed on both sides so you can get even more use out of it before you toss it."
Real Simple Magazine 2021 & 2020
Read "11 Eco-Friendly Gift Wrapping Options You Can Feel Good About" online from November 2020 or view a copy of the article printed in Real Simple Magazine's December 2021 Issue below
Treehugger.com
Read more about Wrappily on Treehugger.com "This beautiful wrapping paper is 100% Recyclable... it's the greenest paper we've seen yet."
Good Morning America
Watch 'Green Up Your Holidays' on GMA featuring Wrappily's recyclable wrapping paper and more sustainable holiday tips.
KHON-2 Morning News
Wrappily founder, Sara Smith, accompanies Meli James of Mana Up on KHON Morning News to talk about the Mana Up Showcase on Hawaii's local news station.
Honolulu Magazine
Best Of Honolulu 2015 - Wrappily was named "Best Wrap Artist" by Honolulu Magazine
Hana Hou - The Inflight Magazine of Hawaiian Airlines
Read "That’s a Wrap!" in Hana Hou Magazine's April/May 2015 Issue featuring Wrappily & our founder Sara Smith.
“I set out to make something that would have an impact on our waste stream. Wrapping paper is a dead-end road for paper fiber, but a piece of newsprint can be recycled up to seven times.”
Maui Nō Ka ʻOi Magazine
Read Paper, Scissors…Wrappily Rocks! from Maui Nō Ka ʻOi Magazine
"This Maui mom turned a throwaway commodity into a flat-out brilliant business model."
Hawaii Magazine
Wrappily Named "Best of Hawaii 2014" by Hawaii Magazine. "Opihi finds its way into another “Best of” category! And this time it’s on the colorful, sustainably-made-on-recycled newsprint main product of Maui-resident Sara Smith’s gift-wrapping paper company, happily called Wrappily."
Hawaii News Now
Watch Recycle Your Wrapping Paper with Help From Wrappily on Hawaii News Now from December 2013 - the year Wrappily was founded. "It is almost time to open presents. Island recycling facilities are reportedly not willing to accept wrapping paper because the materials are typically non-recyclable. What should you do with all the wrapping paper?"