Over the past few years, water bottles have transformed from a mundane daily necessity to an ’emotional support’ necessity. In Australia, Frank Green has been leading the charge when it comes to romanticising the simple act of drinking water.
People go nuts over these water bottles. From the viral mystery boxes to Disney collections, the sustainable drinkware brand knows how to stir up a fuss and turn hydration into a cultural moment.
Their latest range? A colour-changing collection — one that shifts shades along with the temperature. It’s playful, nostalgic and a little bit magical, aiming to make getting your daily two litres a little more enticing.
The collection features Frank Green’s Ultralite Reusable Bottles in both the one litre ($59.95) and 740ml sizes ($49.95), Party Cups in 710ml ($29.95) and 475ml ($19.95) and To Go Bowls ($19.95). Each product is coated in a temperature-reactive coating that changes colour depending on how hot or cold the liquid inside is — think icy blues deepening with your ice water and warm tones emerging where your hands are gripping the bottle.
If you girl math it, it’s two water bottles in one. Score!
Made from over 90 per cent recycled stainless steel, the brand claims this is a world-first. Not only is it good-looking and functional, but it also continues Frank Green’s mission to create planet-friendly products that people actually want to use.
“After three years of research and development, we’re proud to introduce a world‐first, high‐performance colour‐changing finish to premium reusables — engineered for Australian conditions and the highest customer standards,” Frank Green founder and CEO Benjamin Young said.
With their signature sleek design and rainbow of colourways, owning a Frank Green has become something of a status symbol — a small luxury that signals you’ve got your life (and your aesthetic) together.
Hydration, but make it fashion.
You can shop the Colour Changing Range on Frank Green’s website.
Image credit: Pixar / Frank Green
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