Finally, A Sustainable Bandage For People With Taste

Finally, A Sustainable Bandage For People With Taste


A bandage is just a bandage. But what if it doesn’t have to be? 

Of course, there are the plasticky cartoon bandages sized and designed for a five-year-old. Other than that, there are clinical beige strips with zero personality. For most of our adult lives, we’ve had to choose between embarrassment and joylessness. But Benjie, a new bandage line from co-founders Tessa Cohen-Sokolski and Sara Sebastjanska, is finally delivering a bandage for people who have taste.



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