Gomi forever iphone case recycled plastic – Breaking News & Latest Updates 2026
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This company will melt down and remake your iPhone case when you upgrade.

Instead of tossing Gomi’s new Forever Phone Case when you get a new iPhone that doesn’t fit, you can send it back to the company who will melt it down and remold the recycled plastic into a new case that does. You can preorder one now ahead of its January 2026 release for £55 (around $74), but having it remade will cost you £20 (around $27).

Three versions of Gomi’s Forever Phone Case with one being held.
The Forever Phone Cases are all made from various types of recycled plastic and their design will change slightly every time they’re remade.
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