The bottle

The bottle x Lamu waste action

More than a merchandise bottle.

This bottle is made for people who want their things to mean something. Each one supports the Clean Coasts Program with rePurpose, removing ocean bound plastic and helping the workers who collect it earn safer and more secure livelihoods.

It is a practical companion for real life, built from double walled stainless steel that keeps your drink steady from the moment you leave the house until you finally pause. The adjustable strap lets you move freely, keeping your hands open for the things that matter. It is designed with purpose and carried with intention.

Materials

  • Double walled stainless steel body
  • Stainless steel lid with a clean engraved finish
  • Adjustable carrying strap for hands free movement
  • Produced in China

Product care

Look after your bottle and it will stay with you through many busy seasons. Hand wash it to preserve the quality of the stainless steel and its insulation. Avoid strong cleaners, allow it to dry fully and treat it with the same care you give to the things you use every day.

Impact

Every bottle directly funds the removal of one kilo of ocean bound plastic through the Clean Coasts Program.

This includes waste that is difficult to recycle and often left to be burned or dumped. The work supports waste collectors with fair pay and safer conditions, while reducing the flow of plastic into the environment. The project is audited, mapped and fully traceable, ensuring each kilo removed is accounted for.

Project Supported

rePurpose Clean Coasts Program is a global initiative focused on collecting, removing and recovering plastic waste that would otherwise end up in nature.

Protecting the biodiverse Lamu Archipelago

Every year, millions of tonnes of plastic end up in the environment — polluting coastlines, overwhelming communities, and threatening livelihoods. In many parts of the world, this waste is collected by informal workers who play an essential but often invisible role in keeping our planet clean. Their work is vital, yet it is rarely recognised or fairly compensated…

rePurpose and Lamu waste action