Return your Palm Outdoor products to us at their end-of-life , and we will REMANUFACTURE them into new products.

This is a major new initiative

Now there is no need for our products to end up as landfill.

How does it work?

Palm will take back our products at their end-of-life, wash, sort, re-grind and then remanufacture into new products, conserving raw materials and eliminating waste.

Simply mail or deliver in person to 704 South Road, Moorabbin, 3189.

With the help of retailers providing drop-off points, this can be extended further.

We only market products we make ourselves

Each embodies our passion and our pride

We only use the finest materials from trusted suppliers

Asian Competitive Costs

Automation and low-waste production skills learnt through our continued association with the Automotive industry helps to keep our costs competitive with Asia.

We make and ship from the same location

We have no big sales force or marketing department

Buy directly from the factory

Owner, Robert Wilson has had a lifelong interest in designing products for people - first sparked whilst studying a subject called "Human Engineering" at the University of Melbourne.

He is also an outdoor enthusiast which brings context to our products.

This focus on designing products for people and usage situations led to innovations like our signature non-slip base. and the stacking shelf on our tumblers to avoid sticking and damage.

Stability outdoors is important so our drinkware has wide and weighted bases

Being unbreakable is important if you are camping or boating and for safety.

Sizes and shapes are important for today's casual & outdoor lifestyles - so our drinkware is not too large and our plates have raised edges to restrain food.

When the technology is not avaiable we are prepared to innovate. The vision for the Caffe Cup was to replicate the coffee experience at a caffe – to see, to smell, to sip, to taste.

This led to 2 US Patents, one for the butterfly lid which allows a natural sipping action and the other for the windows to enable the level of coffee to be seen,.

If required, all our products are Recyclable. 

Melamine and ceramic tableware are not recyclable as they cannot be remelted.

Glass can break during sorting which contaminates waste and prevents recycling.

Viva Energy announced they have entered into an agreement with Cleanaway to assess solutions for the recycling of hard-to-recycle plastics. 

Typically, at end of life these material types are sent to
landfill. 

Technologies are currrently available to convert these materials into a feedstock for the production of Polypropylene and Polyethylene resins. Processing would be conducted at Viva Energy’s Geelong Refinery. (The old Shell refinery)

This process compliments existing sorting and remanufacture processes which converts high volume waste polymers such as PET and Polypropylene into recycled PET and Polypropylene.

Less energy is required to make our products than ceramic or glass or melamine.

Palm Outdoor’s facility is certified to Environment Standard ISO14001. All inputs and outputs are measured with programs inplace to manage and reduce them.

Check out our newly added gift bundles: high-quality and most popurlar products with FREE cool bag. Great for any outdoor activity, for two or family of four. Click on the link Gift Bundle 01 or Gift Bundle 02 for details.

Express checkout and credit card payment are now accepted.

Palm Outdoor have been producing drinkware and tableware in Melbourne, Australia for more than 20 years.

Drawing on years of engineering experience in the automotive industry and a love of the outdoors, founder Robert Wilson has created an innovative range that is uniquely engineered for long life using the best available materials.

For its 36th edition the America’s Cup, the oldest trophy in international sport, welcomed presenting sponsor Prada, which created the latest version of the trophy Prada Cup for this special occasion. The stunning Prada Cup silver trophy was created by Marc and handcrafted to his specification by Florentine silversmiths. It is housed in a luxurious leather trunk designed and handcrafted by Prada.”

“This is one of the most dynamic events in the world, and my initial thoughts about the trophy were to create an object that wasn’t static, which had a sense of movement, which reflected the technology. They’re no longer boats really - they are kind of flying objects…I thought wow, wouldn’t it be interesting to think of a trophy that flies in the same way that these vessels do.”