Wotnot is proud Australian Company who set out to empower people to make simple and positive choices by collaborating with our customers to create innovative natural and organic products. Their journey has never been about Wotnot. As they listen to our customers and formulate according to their needs. Wotnot does this with respect, commitment and courage because they care about people and our planet.
Natural Products – Wotnot’s products are premium without the premium price tag, made with certified Organic ingredients, they are not tested on animals and are crafted with respect for people and the planet.
Eco Ethos – With a sustainable collection being made with the commitment to reducing waste, using 100% recycled packaging and offsetting their carbon emissions.
Family Wellbeing – Wotnot has the courage to push the capabilities of natural so that you don’t have to compromise on your family’s health and wellbeing.
Community Culture – Through collaborating Wotnot believes we can raise our tribes together. Wotnot donates a percentage of all sales to Bear Cottage and Women’s Community Shelters Australia.
In 2004, Wotnot introduced the world’s first environmentally-friendly disposable MOLTEX Nappy to Australia. The nappies gained a cult following around Byron Bay, and beyond. Customers loved the quality and eco credentials and were quick to ask us for complementary all-natural baby products. When they couldn’t find what their customers wanted anywhere in the world, Wotnot decided to take a leap of faith and collaborate with our customers to make these unique products ourselves.
And so, Wotnot Naturals was born! Their customers have always been at the heart of our product innovation. From designing Australia’s largest baby wipes to formulating our multi-corrective and protective face sunscreen – everything we create must not only be kind to your skin, but also deliver more than conventional options on the market.
Wotnot’s credo is: A little of a great thing is all you need.
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