AGood Company
The innovators at agood company are here to make your everyday life more sustainable and impactful.
They take items we all use on a massive scale, from phone cases to stationery, and create alternatives that are truly good for people and planet.
Their obsessive commitment to sourcing and manufacturing things sustainably looks like replacing plastic with plants, localising the supply chain and reusing natural materials that would otherwise go to waste. All agood company suppliers also have to meet their strict code of conduct.
The agood loop™ circular system exemplifies this ethos, letting you swap their plant-based mobile cases for a new one. They process the old ones into pellets, which then go into a moulding machine and come out as a new case.
Meanwhile, agood company is also supporting global sustainability and educational projects. They channel 4% of net sales, not just profit, into agood foundation. Partners include the Malala Fund, with their phone cases raising funds to provide three years of education for 10,000 girls.
The stationery range and reusable stainless steel bottles are helping donate fresh water via charity:water projects. And for every item sold from the circular clothing line, an emergency food kit is donated to a child in need through Save The Children.
As you can tell, they really go the extra mile to squeeze as much goodness as possible into each and every product.
Becoming a dad was a climate crisis wake-up call for Anders Ankarlid. With worries brewing about what his children’s future would look like, he decided it was time to channel the anxieties into action and start making a difference.
He launched agood company in Stockholm in 2019. Remote, global collaboration has always been at the heart of the social enterprise though and today it has a presence in 81 countries, as well as coworkers based around the world.
Anders stepped down as CEO in 2024, leaving the innovative team to continue the good work he started.
Directed by
Henrik Jonsson
