Glass Cup with Lid and Glass Straw – 15 oz Reusable Clear Tumbler for Iced Coffee & Cold Drinks
Glass Cup with Lid and Glass Straw – 15 oz Reusable Clear Tumbler for Iced Coffee & Cold Drinks
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Glass body · glass lid · glass straw
Every part that touches your drink is glass.
Most "glass" tumblers are only glass where you can see it. The lid is plastic, the straw is plastic or steel, and there is a silicone ring somewhere holding it together.
This one is glass all the way through. The cup is glass, the dome lid is glass, and the straw is glass. There is no plastic, no silicone and no bamboo anywhere in the drink path, so there is nothing to stain, nothing to hold onto yesterday's coffee, and nothing that slowly goes cloudy and soft in the sink.
It holds 15 oz — an iced coffee, a matcha, a tall glass of water with fruit in it — and the mouth is wide enough to drop ice cubes straight in and get a sponge all the way to the bottom.
Clear on purpose
You can see exactly what you are drinking.
Colorless glass, no tint and no print. Iced coffee shows its layers, matcha shows the moment it goes from pale to green, and fruit water just looks better on a desk than a sports bottle does.
It is a single-wall glass, so it is light in the hand and slim enough for a normal cup holder on a desk — and cold drinks fog the outside the way a proper glass should.
Worth knowing before you buy
The lid rests on top. It does not lock.
The dome lid sits down over the rim under its own weight, and the straw comes up through an open hole in the top. That is what keeps dust, fruit flies and your cat out of a drink sitting on a desk, and it is what lets you lift the lid off one-handed to add ice.
What it will not do is seal. There is no gasket, no thread and no catch, so this is a glass for a desk, a table and a kitchen counter — not a bottle to throw in a gym bag or tip sideways in a tote. We would rather tell you that now than have you find out over your laptop.
Three reasons people keep using it
It earns its place on the counter.
Nothing traps flavor
Glass does not absorb. Coffee in the morning and water in the afternoon taste like what they are, not like each other.
Ice goes in, sponge goes in
A 3.2 in opening takes ice cubes straight from the tray and lets a normal sponge reach the bottom corners.
One glass instead of a cup a day
A specific, ordinary benefit: the iced coffee you make at home goes in this instead of a single-use plastic cup and lid.
In the box
Three pieces of glass. Nothing else.
No cleaning brush, no strap and no sleeve are included — if you want a brush for the straw, any standard straw brush fits.
Measurements
The numbers, from the maker's own drawing.
How to look after it
Cold drinks, hand wash, and it will last.
- Hand wash it. The maker specifies hand washing for all three pieces. Warm water and a sponge; the wide mouth means you do not need a special brush for the cup itself.
- Built for cold and room-temperature drinks. Iced coffee, iced tea, matcha, water, juice, soda, beer. We do not have documentation from the maker covering boiling water, so do not pour it in, and do not take the glass from the fridge straight to hot liquid — sudden temperature swings are hard on any glass.
- It does not insulate. One wall of glass, so a cold drink warms up at about the speed a normal glass does and the outside will sweat. That is the trade for being light and clear.
- Treat it like glassware. It is a glass, not a travel bottle. Set it down rather than dropping it in a bag.
A proper glass for the drink you actually make.
Glass cup, glass lid, glass straw — and an honest account of what it does.
