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Reusable Glass Coffee Cup

Glass, Silicone, Nothing Else

One of the very few genuinely plastic free reusable cups on the Australian market, so it tastes of coffee rather than of the cup.

Sale price$37.00
  • No plastic anywhere in it
  • LFGB certified silicone sleeve and lid
  • Heat resistant 50 to 150 degrees
  • Barista friendly, fits a cup holder
Colour:Moss
Size:
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One of the very few genuinely plastic free reusable coffee cups on the Australian market: glass, with a silicone sleeve and lid, and nothing else. Barista friendly, fits a car cup holder, and tastes of coffee rather than of the cup. Available in 8oz or 12oz.

Key Features
  • No plastic anywhere. Glass body, silicone sleeve and silicone lid.
  • LFGB certified silicone. Tested for harmful and toxic substances.
  • Heat resistant 50°C to 150°C. Published by the brand.
  • The sleeve does two jobs. A heat barrier and drop protection.
  • Non-porous and stain resistant. With no fiddly parts to scrub.
  • Dishwasher and microwave safe. Both pieces.
Pūrē Standard
  • Actually plastic free, which is rarer than it sounds. Most "eco" reusable cups have a plastic lid, a plastic sip plug or a plastic band. This one is glass and silicone only, so there is nothing to leach or shed into hot coffee.
  • LFGB is the tougher silicone test. The German standard tests for what actually migrates out of the material, not just what it is made of. Plenty of silicone kitchenware carries no third-party test at all.
  • Glass does not hold flavour. Non-porous means yesterday's flat white is not still in there, and it will not stain the way plastic and bamboo composites do.
  • There is a real end-of-life plan for the silicone. Seed & Sprout run a Silicone Take-Back Program: email them, they send a prepaid label, and the silicone is recycled into flooring and carpet underlay rather than going to landfill. Silicone cannot go in kerbside recycling, so this actually matters.
  • Made in China, and Seed & Sprout say so. Named as a long-term manufacturing partner rather than buried, which we prefer to vague "ethically made" language.
  • Where we would like more. There is no closing mechanism on the mouthpiece, so it is a sit-and-sip cup rather than a throw-it-in-your-bag cup. Worth knowing before you buy.

Overall score:

Category Score
Performance ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4/5)
Low-Tox & Material Safety ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)
Sustainability ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)
Manufacturing Transparency ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4/5)
Packaging ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4/5)
Care Instructions
  • Wash before first use. Then use as normal.
  • Slide the sleeve off before washing. Both pieces are dishwasher safe.
  • Microwave safe. For a quick reheat.
Good to Know
  • The mouthpiece does not close. There is no plug or slider, so it is not designed to be carried on its side in a bag.
Product Details
  • Material. Borosilicate glass body with an LFGB certified silicone sleeve and lid. No plastic, non-toxic, BPA free.
  • 8oz. 236ml. 11cm high at the lip, 9cm at the lowest point, 6.5cm diameter. 170g.
  • 12oz. 355ml. 14cm high at the highest point, 7cm diameter. 222g.
  • Heat resistance. 50°C to 150°C.
  • Colours. Moss and Praline.
  • Origin. Made with Seed & Sprout's manufacturing partner in China.
Seed & Sprout Moss Reusable Glass Coffee Cup 8oz
Seed & Sprout - Reusable Glass - Coffee Cup Sale price$37.00

Our Take

Genuinely plastic free, which almost no reusable cup manages once you check the lid. Just know the mouthpiece does not close, so it rides in the cup holder rather than the tote.

Pūrēly Organic

Good to know

Frequently asked

Is it really plastic free?

Yes. Glass body, silicone sleeve, silicone lid, and nothing else. Most reusable cups sold as eco still have a plastic lid or a plastic sip plug, so this is genuinely unusual.

Does the lid seal shut?

No, and this is worth knowing before you buy. There is no closing mechanism on the mouthpiece, so it is a sit-and-sip cup rather than one to lay on its side in a bag.

What sizes and colours are there?

8oz (236ml) and 12oz (355ml), each in Moss or Praline. The 8oz fits a car cup holder easily and both are barista friendly.

How heat resistant is it?

Seed & Sprout rate it from 50 to 150 degrees Celsius, so a fresh espresso or a reheat in the microwave is well within range.

Is it dishwasher and microwave safe?

Yes to both. Slide the silicone sleeve off before washing, though both pieces are dishwasher safe. Wash before first use.

What certification does the silicone hold?

LFGB, the German food-contact standard, which tests what actually migrates out of the material rather than just what it is made from.

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Description

One of the very few genuinely plastic free reusable coffee cups on the Australian market: glass, with a silicone sleeve and lid, and nothing else. Barista friendly, fits a car cup holder, and tastes of coffee rather than of the cup. Available in 8oz or 12oz.

Key Features
  • No plastic anywhere. Glass body, silicone sleeve and silicone lid.
  • LFGB certified silicone. Tested for harmful and toxic substances.
  • Heat resistant 50°C to 150°C. Published by the brand.
  • The sleeve does two jobs. A heat barrier and drop protection.
  • Non-porous and stain resistant. With no fiddly parts to scrub.
  • Dishwasher and microwave safe. Both pieces.
Pūrē Standard
  • Actually plastic free, which is rarer than it sounds. Most "eco" reusable cups have a plastic lid, a plastic sip plug or a plastic band. This one is glass and silicone only, so there is nothing to leach or shed into hot coffee.
  • LFGB is the tougher silicone test. The German standard tests for what actually migrates out of the material, not just what it is made of. Plenty of silicone kitchenware carries no third-party test at all.
  • Glass does not hold flavour. Non-porous means yesterday's flat white is not still in there, and it will not stain the way plastic and bamboo composites do.
  • There is a real end-of-life plan for the silicone. Seed & Sprout run a Silicone Take-Back Program: email them, they send a prepaid label, and the silicone is recycled into flooring and carpet underlay rather than going to landfill. Silicone cannot go in kerbside recycling, so this actually matters.
  • Made in China, and Seed & Sprout say so. Named as a long-term manufacturing partner rather than buried, which we prefer to vague "ethically made" language.
  • Where we would like more. There is no closing mechanism on the mouthpiece, so it is a sit-and-sip cup rather than a throw-it-in-your-bag cup. Worth knowing before you buy.

Overall score:

Category Score
Performance ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4/5)
Low-Tox & Material Safety ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)
Sustainability ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)
Manufacturing Transparency ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4/5)
Packaging ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4/5)
Care Instructions
  • Wash before first use. Then use as normal.
  • Slide the sleeve off before washing. Both pieces are dishwasher safe.
  • Microwave safe. For a quick reheat.
Good to Know
  • The mouthpiece does not close. There is no plug or slider, so it is not designed to be carried on its side in a bag.
Product Details
  • Material. Borosilicate glass body with an LFGB certified silicone sleeve and lid. No plastic, non-toxic, BPA free.
  • 8oz. 236ml. 11cm high at the lip, 9cm at the lowest point, 6.5cm diameter. 170g.
  • 12oz. 355ml. 14cm high at the highest point, 7cm diameter. 222g.
  • Heat resistance. 50°C to 150°C.
  • Colours. Moss and Praline.
  • Origin. Made with Seed & Sprout's manufacturing partner in China.