Koa Butterfly Biodegradable Phone Case

Meet Hawaii’s rare jewel: The Koa Butterfly.

This biodegradable phone case brings gentle, sustainable style to your everyday carry. Made from plant-based PLA and bamboo fiber, it features a soft-matte, frosted surface and a subtle natural scent that fades into the background over time. A repeating pattern of the Koa Butterfly in beautiful blue sits against a warm, natural-beige material, giving the case an artisanal look that celebrates one of the only two butterflies native to the Hawaiian Islands.

While invasive species and habitat loss threaten the high-elevation forests where these brilliant green-and-blue beauties live, this case offers a way to carry their story with you. It’s elegant, earth-conscious, and scientifically inspired—turning a symbol of Hawaiian biodiversity into a piece of protective (and compostable) tech.

The flexible, impact-absorbing design slips on easily and maintains precise cutouts for ports and cameras. Magsafe® wireless charging compatibility lets your device charge without removing the case, while vibrant printing ensures the pattern stays clear and distinct. Packaged with eco-conscious materials, it feels like a small, thoughtful step toward a cleaner shoreline every time you reach for your phone.

A portion of every purchase goes to nonprofits working in conservation—because these butterflies need their native Koa trees to survive, and we need them to keep the islands vibrant.

Product Features

• Biodegradable Construction: Made from plant-based PLA and bamboo-fiber—100% plastic-free and compostable.

• Durable Protection: Flexible, impact-absorbing design with a smooth frosted matte finish.

• Tech-Ready: Magsafe® wireless charging compatible; lays flat on chargers without a ring.

• Precision Fit: Precise cutouts for camera and ports; may have a light natural scent that fades.

⚠️ Important Note: Please ensure you are choosing the correct case model for your device. Because our products are printed specifically for you, we cannot offer refunds or exchanges for incorrect case purchases.

Endangered Stats

• Status: Species of Concern. While not yet federally listed like its cousin the Sphinx Moth, populations are in noticeable decline.

• Native Status: It is one of only two butterflies native to Hawaii (the other being the Kamehameha butterfly).

• The Host: It relies almost exclusively on native Koa (Acacia koa) and ‘A‘ali‘i trees for its lifecycle.

• The Threat: Habitat loss and the introduction of invasive ants and yellow-jacket wasps, which prey on the butterfly's larvae.

• The Look: In the wild, they are a stunning iridescent blue on top and a camouflaging "Koa leaf" green underneath.

Perfect For

• Nature lovers who want to support Hawaiian endemic species.

• People who appreciate the delicate balance of forest ecosystems.

• Minimalists who love a natural, earthy, and artisanal aesthetic.

• Anyone who knows that true beauty is found in the rarest parts of the wild.

Wear the rare. Protect your phone, and postpone the myth.