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MyCup´n Lid short
Turning the everyday into small adventures.
• Stackable
• Sturdy and stable
• Bring-along-friendly
• Tight-fitting lid with sip & straw hole
• Made in Sweden
• BPA free
• Dishwasher and microwave safe
As low as
$7.00
Art. nr:
24595xxx00
Measure: 85x85x80 mm
Weight: 62 g
Includes MyCup´n Lid short
1x MyCup´n Lid short 8,5 oz/250 ml
Best design, eco-friendly, lightweight, portable drinking cup. Sturdy, stable, and stackable cup with tight fitting lid and sip hole. A bring-along friendly design, great for drinks at home or on-the-move, and all your party, picnic, and daily needs. 100% food approved BPA-free biobased plastic. Made in Sweden, made for fun, made for life, made for you.
Measurements:
85x85x80 mm
3,34x3,34x3,15 inches
Weight:
62,4 g
2,2 oz
Contians:
250 ml
8,5 oz
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Material
Terralene
Terralene is a tailor-made family of polyethylene compounds based on renewable raw materials. All Terralene grades are based on sugarcane. The grade we use is made from certified sugarcane and wood fibre from certified European wood. Its durability makes it perfect for products designed for long life cycles, and at end-of-use, it can be recycled in closed loops or in existing recyclate streams for packaging (no:2).
End of use
End of life is the final stage in the eco-design wheel. It is our intention is to make products that offer longevity and promote reusability. Two factors that make sustainability a key part of wat we do. However, if a product reaches end of life, we are here to guide and support our customers in the disposal of our products in the best way possible. It is our advice to investigate the recycling system available to you at your local centre, and make your decisions based on the information we provide and that of your communities recycling facility. You can find a full report for each product including its material composition and how to dispose of it responsibly within our materials pages. Together we can make the right decisions based on open communication and understanding.
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