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Personalised drinks bottles are a great way to easily tell which drink is yours at a glance, but choosing...
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Handmade item
Celebrate your individuality wherever you go with personalised drink bottles, custom printed with your photos or name, or even for work with logo motifs.
Care instructions
Hand wash only.
We use a modern digital printing technique to infuse the fade-resistant inks directly onto the metal, resulting in a long lasting print which will not fade, crack, or peel. The texture of your personalised drink bottles will not be altered by the printing method, so you will be left with the smoothness of the stainless steel.
We print on each side of the bottle separately which allows you to have two different designs on the bottle. Please note that the designs will meet and you will likely see a slight overlap or join of the images at the edges. This is to ensure that the whole of your bottle is printed.
The base of your bottle will remain unprinted.
Please note: There is a slight variance in the height of the two options; this does not affect the use of the bottles as the diameter at the widest point remains the same, as does the capacity, however, the white-base version has a slightly broader neck.
Due to the stunning silver colour option for your personalised drink bottles, strong and bold colours will be more effective at producing a striking result. Any text that you add to your insulated drink bottle should be of a deep, rich colour for the best possible outcome. For lighter colours, we suggest choosing the white base option.
The digital process which we use to print your insulated water bottles does not use white ink. This means if you choose the stylish silver option, any white parts of your image will be in the silver, BPA-free stainless steel hue, for added authenticity and charm.
Please note: With some areas of very dark solid blocks of colour that you may see some tonal variance. This is to be expected, especially on the white model.
