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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
Protect your Samsung S25 Plus with this stylish and sustainable phone case. The design features a majestic whale shark swimming through blue, wavy lines. This case is not only an eye-catcher but also produced in an environmentally friendly way.
This Samsung S25 Plus case offers optimal protection against scratches and impacts. Made from sustainable materials, it is an environmentally conscious choice. Show your style and protect the environment at the same time with this beautiful whale shark case in blue.
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