Last updated at 22/07/2026 13:32:33
Alder Brew Glass Reusable KeepCup 6 oz
Delivery $9.50
KeepCup Glass & Silicone 177 ml (6 oz) Alder
Delivery between 28 July – 5 Aug $12.50
Brew - XS 6oz | Alder | Glass Coffee Cup | KeepCup
Delivery between 28 July – 3 Aug $9
| Band | Cork |
| Lid | Polypropylene alloy #7 |
| Plug | LDPE #4 |
Alder Brew Glass Reusable KeepCup 6 oz
Delivery $9.50
KeepCup Glass & Silicone 177 ml (6 oz) Alder
Delivery between 28 July – 5 Aug $12.50
Brew - XS 6oz | Alder | Glass Coffee Cup | KeepCup
Delivery between 28 July – 3 Aug $9
| Band | Cork |
| Lid | Polypropylene alloy #7 |
| Plug | LDPE #4 |
KeepCup Reusable Coffee Cup - Alder Brew - 6oz
KeepCups are designed to replace disposable cups. Thermal version has the ability to keep the drink hot longer. The thermoses use steel, which is the most recycled material in the world that can be continuously reprocessed because the material does not degrade during the regeneration process. Mugs from Australia KeepCup is a brand from Australia that has made a name for itself by producing eco-friendly mugs. The idea behind this brand is targeted towards purpose, material and functionality. Their idea was also to reduce the consumption of disposable cups, which they have undoubtedly succeeded in doing. Double-walled insulation Stainless steel double wall, vacuum sealed thermal insulation keeps your drink hotter longer than a regular mug. The steel is safely treated so you can enjoy your drink to the fullest. 18/8 stainless steel is known for its antibacterial and hygienic properties. This clearly underlines why Keepcup decided to develop this version. Thanks to these properties, there is no need for an inner layer. Recycle Recycled materials were used for the production of Keepcup. In fact, Keepcups were the first mug that cafes started using for takeaway coffee. The main idea behind the production of Keepcups was recycling. To relieve the environment and save the large amount of disposable cups that are consumed every day on earth. The main advantages of the Keepcup quality material Dishwasher safe Double wall helps to keep the temperature longer Practical triangular drinking hole the lid fits well on the bottom of the cup possibility to close the drinking hole The parts of the Keepcup fit together perfectly, but it's not waterproof, so count on that. It's not possible to store it with your drink in your backpack, but it will be a good companion in a car holder or on the go.
KeepCups are designed to replace disposable cups. Thermal version has the ability to keep the drink hot longer. The thermoses use steel, which is the most recycled material in the world that can be continuously reprocessed because the material does not degrade during the regeneration process. Mugs from Australia KeepCup is a brand from Australia that has made a name for itself by producing eco-friendly mugs. The idea behind this brand is targeted towards purpose, material and functionality. Their idea was also to reduce the consumption of disposable cups, which they have undoubtedly succeeded in doing. Double-walled insulation Stainless steel double wall, vacuum sealed thermal insulation keeps your drink hotter longer than a regular mug. The steel is safely treated so you can enjoy your drink to the fullest. 18/8 stainless steel is known for its antibacterial and hygienic properties. This clearly underlines why Keepcup decided to develop this version. Thanks to these properties, there is no need for an inner layer. Recycle Recycled materials were used for the production of Keepcup. In fact, Keepcups were the first mug that cafes started using for takeaway coffee. The main idea behind the production of Keepcups was recycling. To relieve the environment and save the large amount of disposable cups that are consumed every day on earth. The main advantages of the Keepcup quality material Dishwasher safe Double wall helps to keep the temperature longer Practical triangular drinking hole the lid fits well on the bottom of the cup possibility to close the drinking hole The parts of the Keepcup fit together perfectly, but it's not waterproof, so count on that. It's not possible to store it with your drink in your backpack, but it will be a good companion in a car holder or on the go.
KeepCups are designed to replace disposable cups. Thermal version has the ability to keep the drink hot longer. The thermoses use steel, which is the most recycled material in the world that can be continuously reprocessed because the material does not degrade during the regeneration process. Mugs from Australia KeepCup is a brand from Australia that has made a name for itself by producing eco-friendly mugs. The idea behind this brand is targeted towards purpose, material and functionality. Their idea was also to reduce the consumption of disposable cups, which they have undoubtedly succeeded in doing. Double-walled insulation Stainless steel double wall, vacuum sealed thermal insulation keeps your drink hotter longer than a regular mug. The steel is safely treated so you can enjoy your drink to the fullest. 18/8 stainless steel is known for its antibacterial and hygienic properties. This clearly underlines why Keepcup decided to develop this version. Thanks to these properties, there is no need for an inner layer. Recycle Recycled materials were used for the production of Keepcup. In fact, Keepcups were the first mug that cafes started using for takeaway coffee. The main idea behind the production of Keepcups was recycling. To relieve the environment and save the large amount of disposable cups that are consumed every day on earth. The main advantages of the Keepcup quality material Dishwasher safe Double wall helps to keep the temperature longer Practical triangular drinking hole the lid fits well on the bottom of the cup possibility to close the drinking hole The parts of the Keepcup fit together perfectly, but it's not waterproof, so count on that. It's not possible to store it with your drink in your backpack, but it will be a good companion in a car holder or on the go.
KeepCups are designed to replace disposable cups. Thermal version has the ability to keep the drink hot longer. The thermoses use steel, which is the most recycled material in the world that can be continuously reprocessed because the material does not degrade during the regeneration process. Mugs from Australia KeepCup is a brand from Australia that has made a name for itself by producing eco-friendly mugs. The idea behind this brand is targeted towards purpose, material and functionality. Their idea was also to reduce the consumption of disposable cups, which they have undoubtedly succeeded in doing. Double-walled insulation Stainless steel double wall, vacuum sealed thermal insulation keeps your drink hotter longer than a regular mug. The steel is safely treated so you can enjoy your drink to the fullest. 18/8 stainless steel is known for its antibacterial and hygienic properties. This clearly underlines why Keepcup decided to develop this version. Thanks to these properties, there is no need for an inner layer. Recycle Recycled materials were used for the production of Keepcup. In fact, Keepcups were the first mug that cafes started using for takeaway coffee. The main idea behind the production of Keepcups was recycling. To relieve the environment and save the large amount of disposable cups that are consumed every day on earth. The main advantages of the Keepcup quality material Dishwasher safe Double wall helps to keep the temperature longer Practical triangular drinking hole the lid fits well on the bottom of the cup possibility to close the drinking hole The parts of the Keepcup fit together perfectly, but it's not waterproof, so count on that. It's not possible to store it with your drink in your backpack, but it will be a good companion in a car holder or on the go.
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The lowest price for KeepCup Reusable Coffee Cup - Alder Brew - 6oz right now is $23.00 at The Barista House, compared across 3 retailers.
The all-time low was $20.00 on 12 July 2026 — today's price is 15% above the lowest ever. That's a little above the best price we've seen.
Prices last updated 22 July 2026.