Wrap your gifts with fabric this holiday season
Reusable gift wraps are easy to use, beautiful, and practical. Once the gift is unwrapped, the furoshiki gift wrap can become a fashion accessory, a quick tote bag, or gift wrap for their next gift.
Keiko Furoshiki
Reusable Fabric Gift Wrap Furoshiki
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One wrap = Endless wrapping possibilities
Furoshiki can be used to wrap gifts of all shapes, as a bottle wrap, as a bag, hair accessory, and so much more!
Use your furoshiki, gift it away, get one back, and keep reusing your fabric wrap again and again.
Our recycled polyester wraps measure 25x25 inches, a versatile size for all your gifting, fashion, and home decor needs.
Why use fabric gift wrap?
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It's sustainable
The United States produces 4.6 million pounds of wrapping paper every year, and half of that—approximately 2.3 million pounds—winds up in landfills. If every American family wrapped just 3 presents in reused materials, it would save enough paper to cover 45,000 football fields.
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It's beautiful
Our furoshiki are lovingly designed by Japanese-American artist Keiko Kira. The 16 playful prints are inspired by her childhood growing up in Japan and invoke the seasonal colors in nature, of cultural celebrations, and the beauty and craftsmanship of everyday items.
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It's reusable
Furoshiki is a gift that keeps on giving. After Christmas has come and gone, your loved ones are left with a wrap they can reuse in many ways throughout the year and use again next holiday season.
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It's versatile
Goodbye awkward wrap jobs. Skip the disposable gift bags and get creative with a furoshiki! Its versatility and nimbleness makes it perfect for wrapping even the oddest shapes and you won't need tape!
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Learn to wrap your gifts
Watch our videos showcasing the many ways to wrap your gifts. We also share neat ideas on how you and your loved ones can reuse furoshiki all through the year.
More Furoshiki Inspiration
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Who Invented Wrapping Paper? The History of Gif...
From furoshiki to Hallmark, the history of gift wrapping spans cultures, blending tradition, creativity, and sustainability in the art of thoughtful giving.
Who Invented Wrapping Paper? The History of Gif...
From furoshiki to Hallmark, the history of gift wrapping spans cultures, blending tradition, creativity, and sustainability in the art of thoughtful giving.
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How to Wrap a Gift with the Elegant Ribbon Musu...
Ribbon Musubi, or Ribbon Knot, is one of the most beautiful techniques you can use, creating an elegant presentation with a neatly tied bow.
How to Wrap a Gift with the Elegant Ribbon Musu...
Ribbon Musubi, or Ribbon Knot, is one of the most beautiful techniques you can use, creating an elegant presentation with a neatly tied bow.
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How to Wrap Larger Gifts with the Kakushi Tsuts...
Kakushi Tsutsumi, or Hidden Knot, is a traditional Japanese furoshiki wrapping technique that’s perfect for creating a beautiful, seamless wrap for larger items.
How to Wrap Larger Gifts with the Kakushi Tsuts...
Kakushi Tsutsumi, or Hidden Knot, is a traditional Japanese furoshiki wrapping technique that’s perfect for creating a beautiful, seamless wrap for larger items.
Download a gift tag
We want to make sure every recipient of a furoshiki can learn tips, tricks, and watch video tutorials to help them make the most of their gift.
Our downloadable tags include a space to write the recipient's name, the gifter's name, and a QR code to a page with all our tutorials.
