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The original art on our Wave of Change bottles is designed to be bright, catchy and purposeful. Inspired by a love for the ocean and desire to protect it.
Much of our apparel line is made from post-consumer recycled single-use plastic bottles, and while we love being able to give them a new life, we wish there weren't so many in the first place!
Take the plunge into a more sustainable lifestyle - reusable is more affordable, plus the insulation is a huge upgrade.
| Capacity | 25.4 fl oz (750 ml) |
| Size (with cap) | 11" H x 3.2" W (28 cm H x 8 cm W) |
| Opening Diameter | 1.75" (4.5 cm) |
| Weight | 15.6 ounces |
We're committed to getting out there to pick up at least a pound of trash from our local Miami area for every bottle we sell. Every month we’ll post photos of our clean-up experience on our social media, hoping to inspire others to do the same. To keep the momentum going we’ll also donate 10% of profits from the sale of these bottles to Debris Free Oceans, a non-profit that inspires local communities to responsibly manage the lifecycle of waste as part of a global initiative to eradicate marine debris.
Utilizing Newton’s Law of Cooling, our bottles have a tiny heat transfer coefficient, meaning that little energy is transferred from your precious beverage to its surroundings. Leave it in the sun all day, and that iced tea will still be cold. Want to spend all day crushing the pow and then bring your own hot Glögg to the lodge? We've got you covered! Call it black magic or thermodynamics, this beverage temperature sorcery is sure to leave you refreshed and perplexed.
All bottles should be cleaned regularly. We recommend hand washing with warm water and soap after use and storing with the top off. NOT dishwasher safe.
Marine debris (i.e. man-made garbage that finds its way into the sea) can be found across the globe throughout every ocean and along our coastlines. It significantly interferes with ecosystem health, since many marine organisms mistakenly ingest this toxic trash or become entangled in it. This not only affects marine species, but can also have negative health impacts on animals that eat marine organisms that have ingested plastic debris, including humans. These secondhand plastics absorb persistent organic pollutants (POPs) that accumulate as they’re passed up the food chain and have been linked with many adverse health effects in humans (e.g. reproductive, developmental, neurological etc.). Marine debris can also have serious negative economic impacts on local tourism, fishing and recreational industries.
Many people and organizations are working tirelessly to eradicate marine debris from our beaches, reefs and oceans, including our local non-profit, Debris Free Oceans. As part of this global initiative, Debris Free Oceans has been inspiring local communities to responsibly manage the lifecycle of plastics and waste. Their holistic approach to this complicated problem focuses on the 5Rs: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Recover, and Redesign. Their strategy emphasizes "reduce," which will ultimately allow us to more efficiently reuse, recycle, recollect, and redesign the plastic and waste that currently reside on our beaches, reefs, and oceans. We’re stoked to partner with them to not only encourage the use of reusable bottles, but also provide them with 10% of profits from the sales of all of our Wave of Change Insulated Bottles to put towards our shared goal of having clean, healthy oceans!
