agood company Plant-Based Phone Case
Last updated: 21 October 2026
The agood company plant-based phone case, sold as PLNTPRTCT, is made in Sweden from a blend of natural materials and a biodegradable plastic called PBAT. It comes with a lifetime warranty, and agood takes old cases back to reuse the material. Plain colours cost £20 and patterned designs £28, for iPhone and Samsung Galaxy models.
What the agood plant-based phone case is
agood company is a Swedish brand, and its first cases were made from the waste left over from linseed farming. The current PLNTPRTCT version uses a blend that agood lists as hemp, linseed and cellulose, combined with PBAT, a biodegradable polymer.
The newest design adds ribs inside the corners and buttons moulded into the case. agood rates it for drops of up to 3m on recent iPhones.
When you finish with a case, you can send it back through agood loop, the brand's take-back scheme. agood reprocesses the material for new products and gives you a discount on your next case.
Key facts
- Maker: agood company, Sweden
- Material: plant-based blend with biodegradable PBAT
- Drop protection: up to 3m on recent iPhones
- Warranty: lifetime
- Phones: iPhone and Samsung Galaxy models, plus the Motorola moto g75
- Price: £20 for plain colours, £28 for patterned designs
Who it suits
It suits people who want a protective case that is not made from virgin plastic. Because agood takes the case back, it also suits anyone who swaps phones every couple of years.
If you are still choosing between greener cases, our best eco phone cases guide compares compostable, recycled and long-lasting options.
The limits
The plain case does not hold MagSafe accessories on its own. For those, agood sells a removable MagSafe ring as an add-on.
PBAT is a biodegradable plastic, not a plant. So the case is plant-based rather than plastic-free, and agood points you to its take-back scheme rather than the compost bin.
Finally, colours and patterns vary by phone. Older or less common models may come in fewer shades.
Where to buy it in the UK
agood sells the case direct and shows UK prices in pounds. John Lewis also stocks agood cases and describes agood as a Certified B Corporation.
FAQs
How much is the agood plant-based phone case?
£20 for plain colours and £28 for patterned designs on agood's site on 21 October 2026.
Is it compostable?
agood now asks you to return the case through agood loop, so the material can be reused, rather than compost it.
Does it work with MagSafe?
Not on its own. agood sells a removable MagSafe ring as an add-on.
Which phones does it fit?
agood makes it for iPhone models from the iPhone 12 onwards, Samsung Galaxy models and the Motorola moto g75.
Where is it made?
In Sweden.
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Prices and stock last checked on 21 October 2026.
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