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The 'Pirani Party Tumbler' Sustainably Reinvents the Classic Red Cup
As much as the iconic red cup is synonymous with drinking culture, the Pirani Party Tumbler has the potential to phase out wasteful single-use cups with a modern, sustainable alternative.
In light of the fact that single-use plastic cups can take centuries to decompose, the Pirani Party Tumbler was developed as a BPA-free, eco-friendly red cup replacement made of kitchen-grade stainless steel. Beyond the benefits that the cup offers to the environment, the vacuum insulated design helps to keep one's drinks either cold or hot for hours upon end. The design also comes with a secure lid and Kickstarter supporters can access the design in various colorways.
Now more than ever, brands and consumers have become passionate about phasing out single-use plastics and adopting practical alternatives that make more sense for the environment. While some grocery stores are reintroducing the simple paper bag at the checkout, big-name fast food chains and cafes are also committing to reducing the use of wasteful straws as overflowing landfills and ocean plastic waste becomes unignorable.
In light of the fact that single-use plastic cups can take centuries to decompose, the Pirani Party Tumbler was developed as a BPA-free, eco-friendly red cup replacement made of kitchen-grade stainless steel. Beyond the benefits that the cup offers to the environment, the vacuum insulated design helps to keep one's drinks either cold or hot for hours upon end. The design also comes with a secure lid and Kickstarter supporters can access the design in various colorways.
Now more than ever, brands and consumers have become passionate about phasing out single-use plastics and adopting practical alternatives that make more sense for the environment. While some grocery stores are reintroducing the simple paper bag at the checkout, big-name fast food chains and cafes are also committing to reducing the use of wasteful straws as overflowing landfills and ocean plastic waste becomes unignorable.
