The biodegradable razor that belongs in the next generation of amenity kits.

Amenity kit assemblers work to tight weight, dimension and unit-cost envelopes. The Nomad's pressed-bamboo handle is thin-profile and light while keeping the rigidity of a moulded plastic handle, so it packs flat into kit trays and pouches without special handling. The twin S304 stainless blade shaves like the premium synthetic disposables it replaces — no compromise for the passenger.

Packaging is kit-ready: an unbleached paper wrap or compostable kraft pouch that can be custom-printed with the airline's brand and regulatory text using water-based inks on recycled or FSC-certified stock. The result is a razor that matches the rest of a sustainable kit instead of undermining it.

Airlines including Virgin Atlantic, Finnair and Qantas have publicly moved their amenity kits toward biodegradable and plastic-free formats. A razor that is genuinely zero-plastic — handle compostable, blade safely oxidizable, packaging paper — lets a kit claim full plastic elimination rather than a partial swap.

For the airline's ESG reporting, the numbers are simple: every kit that flies with a Nomad instead of a plastic razor is one less piece of mixed-material plastic waste that survives for centuries. Multiplied across a long-haul fleet, the line item is material.

We supply kit assemblers directly and support co-brand or white-label programmes. The airline's wordmark or logo can be laser-etched permanently into the bamboo handle — a chemical-free process with a precise, premium finish that photographs well in kit reveals and press materials.

Standard MOQ is 100,000 units, with lower MOQs workable on request with special pricing terms — practical for a single-route or single-cabin trial before a fleet-wide rollout. Samples for kit prototyping are available through the enquiry form.