Pear Wood Pocket Comb

Ready to ditch that flimsy plastic comb at the bottom of your bag? This compact pear wood pocket comb is a sturdy, plastic-free upgrade that keeps your hair (or beard!) neat on the go—without shedding microplastics everywhere. Slip it into your pocket, purse, travel kit, or gym bag and enjoy a simple, low-waste grooming essential that actually feels good in your hand.

Unlike mass-produced plastic combs made from petroleum and destined for the landfill, this comb is crafted from durable pear wood, so it's smooth, strong, and biodegradable at the end of its long life. Two tooth widths in one tiny comb make it easy to detangle, smooth, and style, whether your hair is fine, thick, straight, curly, or anything in between.

Features

• Made from 100% durable pear wood – no plastic, no coatings to flake off

• Double-sided design with two tooth sizes for different hair types (great for beards, too)

• Compact pocket size: perfect for travel, handbags, back pockets, and glove boxes

• Smooth wooden teeth are gentle on hair and scalp, helping reduce static and breakage compared to plastic combs.

• Naturally lightweight but sturdy enough for everyday use

• Works for most hair types: straight, wavy, curly, short, long, or facial hair

• Plastic-free and long-lasting, helping you cut down on disposable or easily broken plastic combs

Packaging

• Comb is shipped without retail plastic packaging

• Orders are packed and shipped using plastic-free materials only—think recyclable paper, cardboard, and paper tape

• Minimal packaging keeps waste low while still protecting your comb in transit

Dimensions

• Approx. 3 3/4" wide x 2 1/4" tall x 3/8" thick

Where It's Made

This comb is made in China. We source some products overseas when a quality, affordable option isn’t available domestically — read why we source some products from overseas.

End of Life Disposal

• This comb is made from solid pear wood, which is biodegradable

• When it's finally worn out, you can:

  • Break it into smaller pieces and place in your home compost or green waste bin (where local guidelines allow), or

  • Toss into a yard waste pile to naturally break down over time

• As a last resort, it can go in the trash—unlike plastic combs, it will eventually decompose instead of lingering for centuries.

By choosing a simple wooden comb over a plastic one, you're making a small, everyday swap that actually adds up—less plastic, less waste, and a much nicer comb to carry with you.