Sara Smith
Sarah grew up in the printing industry (this is where we all say thanks to her Dad!) and her affinity for old fashion printing presses continued to grow during a decade spent working in the publishing industry.
Apparently, she just couldn’t get her mind out of the gutter (that’s an industry joke.)
Wrappily is headquartered on Maui, her hometown—a patch of paradise teeming with talented and generously supportive people willing to help make her idea a reality.
Just like her, her business is eco-friendly and adorably chic. And we’re not joking. Wrappily is a smart new take on wrapping paper—great patterns printed on 100% recyclable and compostable newsprint.
Go get some. Wrap a present. Make someone happy and make the green economy grow.
Sara Smith founded her eco-gift wrap company, Wrappily, in 2013 on Maui, where she lives. The company was one of 10 Hawaii product companies to participate in Mana Up's fourth cohort.
Sara Smith Features
5 Ways to Make Holiday Gift-Giving More Eco-Friendly
The most wonderful time of the year is just about here, whether we’re ready or not — but what the Earth is definitely not ready for is the impact the holiday season has on it.
Wrappily's eco-friendly paper helps lessen the impact glossy wrapping paper, which can't be recycled, can have on the environment. Wrappily paper is printed on local newspaper presses and recycled newsprint, and features fun patterns every year.
5 Ways to Make Holiday Gift-Giving More Eco-Friendly
The most wonderful time of the year is just about here, whether we’re ready or not — but what the Earth is definitely not ready for is the impact the holiday season has on it.
Eco-Friendly Wrapping Paper Wrappily Helps You Go Green For The Holidays
Wrappily's eco-friendly paper helps lessen the impact glossy wrapping paper, which can't be recycled, can have on the environment. Wrappily paper is printed on local newspaper presses and recycled newsprint, and features fun patterns every year.
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Sara Smith Talks
Khon-2 Wrappily & Mana Up on the Morning News
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