Technical Specifications

Product type: Camping coffee cup / outdoor mug
Material: Grade 304 food-grade stainless steel
Capacity: 300 ml (10 fl oz)
Handle: Ergonomic folding wire handle with anti-scald protection
Finish: Matte colour coating with a polished steel rim
Colour options: Green (olive) · Orange · White (cream) · Black
Use: Camping, picnics, commuting, office desk

Care & Maintenance

Hand wash with mild dish soap and a non-abrasive sponge to preserve the matte exterior and the 304 stainless interior; dry the handle hinge after washing.

Common Questions

Q: Will a standard 240 ml coffee fit with room for milk?
A: Yes — the capacity is **300 ml (10 fl oz)**, leaving room for milk, foam or a stir.

Q: Do the metal handles get hot with boiling water inside?
A: The handles carry **built-in anti-scald protection** so the grip points stay usable while the contents are hot; the steel body itself will be warm to the touch, so hold it by the handles.

Q: Does it pack flat?
A: Yes — the **folding wire handles collapse flush against the body**, so it slides into a daypack side pocket or a desk drawer.

Q: Will it hold the smell of coffee or tea?
A: No — the interior is **non-porous 304 stainless steel**, which resists corrosion and odour.

Q: Can it go in the dishwasher or on a stove?
A: Hand wash with mild soap and a non-abrasive sponge to protect the matte coating; it isn't sold as stovetop cookware, so keep it off direct flame.

Styling & Decor Suggestions

- On a Dopamine-styled desk at 9 AM: the orange or olive mug next to an acrylic organiser and a sculptural lamp from the Lighting collection is the one bit of colour that survives the workday.
- Hung by the handles on open kitchen shelving or a pegboard: four colours in a row read as a deliberate set against white tile.
- In a small outdoor coffee kit with a hand grinder and a linen mat: a 300 ml cup that doesn't add bulk.
- Skip the formal dinner table: the wire handles and utilitarian steel look wrong next to stemware and ceramic place settings.
- Not for the campfire grate: the matte coating isn't stovetop cookware.