Featured venue
The Old Bar, Fitzroy
Johnston Street institution. Live bands, late nights and several decades of accumulated character. Scruffy in all the right places.
Recycled and Australian made
Support The Paper
That supports
The music
LALA LOO is a premium recycled toilet paper, made in Australia.
50% of profits go to Support Act, the charity for musicians, crew
and music workers.
LALA LOO is a premium recycled toilet
paper, made in Australia. 50% of profits
go to Support Act, the charity for
musicians, crew and music workers.
50% of profits go to Support Act
Premium 3 ply
360 sheets per roll
Australian made
Recyclable, plastic-free pack
FSC Certified: C183253
LALA LOO 3-Ply Recycled Toilet Paper
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Premium 3 ply, made in Australia from recycled material
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Sheets per roll: 360
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Every roll individually wrapped in screen printed gig poster artwork
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Recyclable kraft carton, no plastic in the pack
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50% of profits go to Support Act
VIC shipping $13.00 flat · ships in 2–4 business days Secure Checkout
50% of profits.
One call
from help.
Support Act is a registered charity and Public Benevolent Institution that provides crisis relief and mental health support to musicians, artist managers, crew, and music workers across all genres who are experiencing, or are at risk of, hardship, distress, or mental ill health.
The people behind the music
Musos, crew, and
the 4am pack down
Australian live music runs on the people you rarely see: the sound engineers, lighting techs, roadies, tour managers and venue staff. Your support of LALA LOO supports them.
Trade & wholesale
For festivals, pubs,
clubs and cafes.
Typical trade order
Retail 3-ply cartons
Available for trade orders
Commercial 2-ply + jumbo
8 jumbo rolls per box
Delivery options
Courier or Andy in the Troopy
Delivery
VIC only for the moment
Approved commercial buyers get access to our 2-ply commercial range and assigned wholesale pricing. Apply once, and we’ll come back to you.
Festivals + venues
Featured venue
Bar Open, Fitzroy
Brunswick Street stalwart. Cold beer, loud bands and just the right amount of Fitzroy grime. Still doing its thing while everything around it gets renovated.
Featured venue
The Tote, Collingwood
Punk, garage, indie and whatever’s making the walls sweat this week. Melbourne rock’n’roll royalty without needing to tell anyone it is.
Featured venue
The Retreat Hotel, Brunswick
Bands out front, DJs out back and a beer garden built to lose a Sunday afternoon in. Go for one, leave considerably later.
Featured venue
The Rook Returns, Fitzroy
Small bar, courtyard, live music and good people. Feels a bit like drinking at someone’s house, only better organised.
Featured venue
Tramway Hotel, Fitzroy North
Backstreet pub. Serious burgers, good beer and independent music. Just far enough from Brunswick Street to feel like you know something.
Featured venue
Social Club Balnarring, Balnarring
Food, drinks, tunes and peninsula people. A little bit inner north, considerably further south.
Featured venue
Zsa’s Bar & Bistroteca, Northcote
Dinner that becomes drinks that becomes one more. Small, local and nicely its own thing.
Featured venue
Sila Espresso Bar, Fitzroy
Tiny espresso bar doing coffee without the TED Talk. Good beans, neighbourhood faces and no lifestyle manifesto required.
Stocked since
2026
Standing order
Jumbo Box
Featured venue
Amarillo, Fitzroy
Wine, cocktails, snacks and low lights. The sort of place where one glass quietly becomes a bottle.
Featured venue
Strawberry Fields
Electronic music, art and beautiful weirdos disappearing into the bush. Somewhere along the way you lose your friends and make new ones.
Featured venue
Beyond the Valley
Music, camping and New Year’s in a paddock. Big production, bigger nights and four days later you emerge slightly different.
Featured venue
Pitch Music & Arts
Serious electronic music in a very large paddock. Big structures, excellent selectors and sleep available elsewhere.
Featured venue
Sonder Music Festival
Small festival, good music, good people. More interested in community than corporate activation zones.
Featured venue
New Year’s Eve on the Hill
Australian bands, tents and New Year’s somewhere out in the country. Basically a very good house party with a lot more land.
Featured venue
Interstellar Groove Festival
Electronic music, outdoor dance floors and a weekend under the stars. Turn up, tune in, disappear for a bit.
About Us
I have been around Australian festivals since Earthcore in 1996. A pyro course, exploding fake speakers, starting the Old Bar and being involved in the first 400 composting loos at MMF and the GP site. I realised that the music industry was for me.
So we started composting toilet systems.
While supplying festivals with hand sanitiser and loo paper anyway, we thought, let's do an Australian made loo paper.
We already had a relationship with Support Act with our Clap Hands sanitiser. So it was time to roll out LaLa Loo, people, and give back to our great music industry.
Kind regards
Andy
(see you at a gig)
FAQ
The usual questions
How much of my order goes to Support Act?
LALA LOO gives 50% of profits to Support Act, which helps musicians, artist managers, crew and music workers experiencing hardship or mental health challenges.
Is LALA LOO actually made in Australia?
Yes. LALA LOO is Australian-made recycled 3-ply toilet paper, with every roll individually wrapped in screen-printed gig-poster artwork and packed without plastic.
What does shipping cost?
For consumer orders, Victoria delivery is $13.00 flat rate. Other delivery rates are calculated at checkout after you enter your delivery address. Trade orders are Victoria only to start.
How flexible is Keep It Rolling?
Keep It Rolling is available on eligible LALA LOO products. Choose Keep It Rolling & Save, select your delivery interval, and manage, skip, delay or cancel deliveries from your Shopify customer account.
Do you sell to venues, festivals or pubs?
Yes. Use the trade application link in the Trade section to start a commercial account enquiry.
What's the paper actually like?
LALA LOO is a premium recycled 3-ply toilet paper with 360 sheets per roll. Each roll is individually wrapped in screen-printed gig-poster artwork and packed in recyclable kraft cardboard without plastic.