Tic-tac- toe (0's and X's )  from Drink bottle lids in Australia 

Tic-Tac-Toe… but make it eco-friendly! Say hello to our recycled plastic Tic-Tac-Toe game, where fun meets sustainability. Each set is crafted from 11 single-use plastic lids, rescued, reformed, and repurposed into a game that keeps plastic out of landfill and in play!

board 95 mm x 95 mm

8 x 0 , 8 x X 

🔹 Why Choose Our Sustainable Tic-Tac-Toe?
✔️ Made from 100% recycled plastic – reducing waste, one game at a time ♻️
✔️ Compact & portable – perfect for travel, classrooms, or family game nights ✈️
✔️ Durable & reusable – no flimsy paper grids here! 📏
✔️ Comes with 8 noughts & 8 crosses + a paper storage bag for easy keeping 🎒
✔️ A fun way to introduce kids to sustainable choices while playing a classic! 🎯

Whether it’s for kids, families, classrooms, or eco-conscious gift-giving, this sustainable game is proof that small changes make a big impact!

⚠️ Warning: Choking hazard – not suitable for children under 3 years or those prone to putting objects in their mouths.

♻️ Play, learn, and make a difference – grab your recycled plastic Tic-Tac-Toe today!

Adz – Founder

After discovering Precious Plastic, I was inspired to help create a cleaner world. During studies and becoming a dad of 2 boys, I had a heart attack which pushed me to quit my secure 9-5 job and pursue my dream and put my years of knowledge to the test.

Ash – Co-founder

Sometimes it feels like I’m married to a crazy scientist! With Adzie’s brain being so focused on RnD and making products, and with me having a passion for photography and crafts, I decided to start trying to capture the beauty of this waste to get the word out there so we can start moving more of this plastic! I take care of all the socials, tidy up all products and get them posted to you!

Bird – Design Expert 

Self-taught in 3D CAD and other designing programs, Bird is the master mind behind so many of our moulds, from a drawing to the final product he is there in every step. Having a passion for out of the box thinking Bird fits in perfectly with the ZPA family.