Meet the drink bottle name band. The latest in my kid’s personalisation line where I attempt to make the world of labeling your kids stuff better.
What is it?
- this is a semi flexible band you can place on your kids drink bottles to label it with their name.
- its designed to fit drink bottles approximately 7cm in diameter, which I have come to learn is just about every drink bottle we own, so must be the standard size. If you need a different size, add that in personalisation.
- you will get 3 copies of the band. It’s always good to have spares!
- presently the colour is at random from my rainbow filament spool. If there’s demand, I’ll get more colours and give you choice.
The story
Late last year my lovely son developed a delightful habit of peeling his drink bottle label stickers off. This left me having to constantly replace them and sometimes getting caught out when I didn’t realise. Frustration!
So I thought to myself, right, I’ll fix you! And thus the drink bottle name band was born!
Why you’ll love it
- it’s fits on fairly snugly, so can’t be easily removed by young kids (Son hasn’t got his off yet)
- if it does come off, it’s has their name and will find its way back to you, at which point you can still use it (unlike the stickers when they pull those off).
- it’s super obvious whether it’s there or not, so I can’t miss it.
- it will most likely outlive the drink bottle (see picture with my daughters beat up bottle but the band is still good!)
- it’s interchangeable. Sometimes one kid has misplaced both of their bottles, but somehow the other never loses them. So I just stick the right name on the bottle and off we go! And some kids just like to switch things up.
Use/Care instructions
- these are not as stretchy as a hair elastic, but have plenty of give. They will need a little encouragement to get them on the bottle first time. That’s intentional so the fit snugly.
- these are hadwash only. I have put them through the dishwasher as a test, and they were fine. But the material is not rated for high temps so do so at your own risk.
Meet the drink bottle name band. The latest in my kid’s personalisation line where I attempt to make the world of labeling your kids stuff better.
What is it?
- this is a semi flexible band you can place on your kids drink bottles to label it with their name.
- its designed to fit drink bottles approximately 7cm in diameter, which I have come to learn is just about every drink bottle we own, so must be the standard size. If you need a different size, add that in personalisation.
- you will get 3 copies of the band. It’s always good to have spares!
- presently the colour is at random from my rainbow filament spool. If there’s demand, I’ll get more colours and give you choice.
The story
Late last year my lovely son developed a delightful habit of peeling his drink bottle label stickers off. This left me having to constantly replace them and sometimes getting caught out when I didn’t realise. Frustration!
So I thought to myself, right, I’ll fix you! And thus the drink bottle name band was born!
Why you’ll love it
- it’s fits on fairly snugly, so can’t be easily removed by young kids (Son hasn’t got his off yet)
- if it does come off, it’s has their name and will find its way back to you, at which point you can still use it (unlike the stickers when they pull those off).
- it’s super obvious whether it’s there or not, so I can’t miss it.
- it will most likely outlive the drink bottle (see picture with my daughters beat up bottle but the band is still good!)
- it’s interchangeable. Sometimes one kid has misplaced both of their bottles, but somehow the other never loses them. So I just stick the right name on the bottle and off we go! And some kids just like to switch things up.
Use/Care instructions
- these are not as stretchy as a hair elastic, but have plenty of give. They will need a little encouragement to get them on the bottle first time. That’s intentional so the fit snugly.
- these are hadwash only. I have put them through the dishwasher as a test, and they were fine. But the material is not rated for high temps so do so at your own risk.
