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Every purchase starts a change.
1 kg of ocean plastic per order.
Fair income through recycling work.
Jobs with real local impact.
Together we free the ocean from plastic.
Turtles & marine life protected.
Over 321,499 kg of ocean plastic collected so far. See our full transparency
Thanks to your help, we have already
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Collect and recycle Ocean Plastic.
Sorry, we don’t have a fancy name for the material of our phone case.
But you know what we do have?
A promise.
Our case simply does what all those loud-sounding names claim:
It protects your phone. Period.
And because we stand 100% behind this promise,
we’ll even pay for a new smartphone
if yours breaks while using our case and screen protector.
If we had to give it a fancy name?
Dann nennen wir’s einfach: Oceanmata Care.
Because we care – about the ocean. About you. About each other.
For less blah blah. And more real responsibility. 🌊💚

"Do you feel helpless in the fight against Ocean Plastic?"
"That's how I felt too. Then the idea came about to offer sustainable products with which everyone can collect 1 kg of Ocean Plastic. Because small steps make a big difference. This way we've already been able to collect over 200.000 kg of ocean plastic."
~ Dominik
Founder of Oceanmata
Discover our sustainable iPhone 11 case with a unique design. This Blue Octopus case not only protects your smartphone but is also environmentally friendly. Show your love for the ocean with this stylish accessory!
The design features a subtle blue octopus placed on the bottom corner of the case. The octopus is in a watercolor style, giving the case a playful and artistic touch. The case itself is transparent, allowing your iPhone's design to remain visible. The frame of the case is in a matching blue tone, completing the overall look.
Medewi, Bali — hier sammelt unser Team dein Kilo Ozeanplastik