Glass Sipper With Bamboo Lid & Straw | Tumbler With Sleeve | Glass Water Bottle | Verified Sustainable by Brown Living™

Glass Sipper With Bamboo Lid & Straw | Tumbler With Sleeve | Glass Water Bottle

Name: Glass Sipper With Bamboo Lid & Straw | Tumbler With Sleeve | Glass Water Bottle
Brand: The Bamboo Bae
SKU: TBB-96
Price: 999.0 INR
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.44 (221 reviews)

₹999 ₹1,199

221 total reviews

color: Matte Black

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Glass Sipper With Bamboo Lid & Straw | Tumbler With Sleeve | Glass Water Bottle

Matte Black

₹999 ₹1,199

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The Bamboo Bae Sippers are made of 100% Borosilicate glass, & comes with a Bamboo Lid & Bamboo Straw.
Perfect choice at home, on a trip or outdoor sports, these sipper bottles are a good choice for iced coffee cup and smoothie glass, suitable for holding fruit juice, drinks, iced tea and water, all of which will keep original taste.
Attractive silicone sleeve with multiple colour options not only make the glass tumbler looks more beautiful, but also provide a soft and non-slip touch when holding it.When filling hot water, it has the function of preventing heat.

DISCLAIMER: All parts are free of BPA/BPS and top rack dishwasher-safe. Please do not heat in the microwave to prevent deformation and damage of the silicone sleeve caused by overheating.Do not freeze because rapid cooling and cold shrinkage will break the glass!

Product Developed & Packed By: The Bamboo Bae, New Delhi, India

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Product review: 'Very nice product, would recommend.'

Yeah, it was a very nice product.

A Great Buy - Very Satisfied!

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