Our Drinkware range comes in three working sizes, and the difference between them is mostly about where the bottle is going to spend its day rather than how much you drink.
24 oz — the one that fits
The 24 oz FreeSip bottles are the ones that actually fit a car cup holder and a side pocket. The Black Cherry and Gingham Print are both this size. If a bottle keeps getting left at home because it will not fit anywhere, this is the size to move to.
32 oz — the desk bottle
Most of our range sits here: Delft Cat Print, Silly Goose, Minecraft and Winnie the Pooh & Piglet. It is a refill-once-a-day bottle for a desk or a bag, and it is the size where the prints have the most room to show.
40 oz — the one you carry by the handle
The Tumblers are 40 oz travellers with a handle, which is a different object from a bottle: it lives on a table, in a cup holder, or in your hand, not in a bag. The Midnight Floral and Duck Camo are both in this group.
What FreeSip actually means
A FreeSip lid gives you two options in one spout: a straw for sipping without tilting, and a wider opening for drinking normally. It matters more than it sounds if you drink at a desk, because you are not lifting the whole bottle every time.
Choosing between prints
The prints are the part that gets a bottle used rather than left in a cupboard. If it is going to work, take the one you will recognise across a room. See the full range.