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KeepCup Brew - Cork Edition crafted from blown tempered glass and cork. A premium drinking experience best suited to a coffee ritual – beautiful to hold, handle with care.
Materials: BPS and BPA free, natural and sustainably sourced cork and tempered glass for durability.
- To avoid cracks and breakage, please don’t remove the cork band
- Hand wash cup with cork band on and air dry
- Lid, plug and tumbler are designed to be taken apart for thorough cleaning
- Lid and plug are dishwasher safe on the top shelf
- Lid off, can be heated to 100°C / 212°F
5 Uses
£4.40
10 Uses
£2.20
25 Uses
£0.88
50 Uses
£0.44
KeepCup Brew - Cork Edition crafted from blown tempered glass and cork. A premium drinking experience best suited to a coffee ritual – beautiful to hold, handle with care.
Materials: BPS and BPA free, natural and sustainably sourced cork and tempered glass for durability.
- To avoid cracks and breakage, please don’t remove the cork band
- Hand wash cup with cork band on and air dry
- Lid, plug and tumbler are designed to be taken apart for thorough cleaning
- Lid and plug are dishwasher safe on the top shelf
- Lid off, can be heated to 100°C / 212°F
5 Uses
£4.40
10 Uses
£2.20
25 Uses
£0.88
50 Uses
£0.44
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KeepCup
When Jamie and Abigail started a café business in Melbourne, disposable cups were just entering the public landscape. As the business grew, so did their concerns about the volume of packaging being consumed, particularly disposable cups; lined with polyethylene - they were non-recyclable. Following unsuccessful trials of existing reusable cups, they decided to design and make their own – a barista standard reusable cup for people to enjoy better coffee on the go. They took a huge gamble that usability, sustainable manufacturing practice and design aesthetics could drive behaviour change and make a difference to how people think about convenience culture. KeepCup has grown from a solution to a problem, to define a product category.
