From plant-based materials to 3D printing in Hackney, we're committed to creating headphones that are better for kids and the planet.
Material from plants like corn, made from post-consumer waste
Material from plants like corn, made from post-consumer waste
Break a piece? Replace just that part, no fiddly screws or wires?
Break a piece? Replace just that part, no fiddly screws or wires?
Send parts back at the end of life. We then recycle and reprint
Send parts back at the end of life. We then recycle and reprint
Our 3D printing factory brings manufacturing closer to home, reducing carbon footprint and supporting local communities.
Over 70% of our headphones are made from a bioplastic derived from renewable plant sources. Sources like corn, which regrow.
Every pair of Kibu headphones is 3D printed in our factory in Hackney, London. This cutting-edge technology allows us to minimize waste, enable customization, and keep production close to our customers. Supporting local manufacturing means lower carbon footprint and better quality control.
When your Kibu headphones reach the end of their life, the bioplastic can be biodegraded or recycled into new products. Nothing is wasted. We're closing the loop and creating a truly circular product that respects both your child's future and the planet's.
Explore our collection of eco-friendly headphones built from plant-based materials and manufactured responsibly in Hackney, London.
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