The 10 Best Beeswax Wraps

Handcrafted in Vermont, Bee's Wrap Assorted (appx. $15) includes one small, one medium, and one large, giving you the usability you need for variously sized items. The feel-good effect will always be substantial, though, since they're made with sustainably harvested wax.

The bright and cheery colors of the PataBee Reusable (appx. $15) will make putting away food a treat, and because you'll get three sizes, you should always have just the one you need. A high-quality option, each is made by hand in Switzerland from organic cotton.

Whether your storage needs are big or small, these Etee Organic (about $18) have got you covered, as there are different sizes to choose from, including a beefy 36-pack for bustling households. You can expect to get 120 to 150 uses from each piece.

You can jump in with both feet when you grab the Abeego Gift Box (appx. $68). It arrives with 12 sheets in total that are neatly arranged in four charming cartons, so you could keep them all for yourself or, perhaps, share them with friends, if you were so inclined.

The fetching honeycomb print on the Buzzwrap Premium (around $18) is sure to turn heads, making it an eco-friendly product that you won't be ashamed to flaunt in your work or school lunchroom. Plus, because they're black and white, they'll suit a range of decorative sensibilities.

The Land Work Provisions 5-Piece (around $18) is an excellent value when you consider the number of items you get for the cost, although three of them are small, which might limit their overall usability. The biggest is amply sized, however, at 14 by 14 inches.

The ursine print used for the Bee's Wrap Lunch Pack (appx. $18) will make waiting for mealtime un-bear-able, no matter what kind of eats you've got. And since they're packaged in recycled materials, you'll be supporting the planet from the moment you order them.

If you just want to secure your perishables without all of the cutesy stuff, then you might check out the Kentucky Home Assorted (around $18). All seven of the pieces are in a plain and unobtrusive creamy white, so your food will draw the attention, not its covering.

Ready to embrace a zero-waste lifestyle? You can get started with the Penguin Pantry Kit (appx. $26), a practical nine-item selection that includes three wraps, three muslin bags for bulk items such as pasta, and three mesh produce bags for your fruits and veggies.

Adorable may be the best way to describe the PlanetCare Premium Lunch Set (about $35), since it features a sea turtle print that might remind onlookers why it's important to do away with plastic in the first place. Along with the wraps, you'll get a tough canvas sack.