Why this tumbler earns its place
The Open Up range is built on a simple idea: contemporary design shouldn't compromise everyday durability. This tumbler proves it. The curved bowl reads as thoughtful craft—it's not straight-sided and utilitarian, but it's not ornate either. Just enough line to make the glass feel intentional in the hand and on the table.
At 380ml (13 oz), it's the working size for daily service. It sits comfortably in a hand of any size; the diameter is modest, which means it stacks without excessive footprint. In a formal restaurant's water service, a casual café's soft-drink offering, or a hotel bar's housepour, it reads as considered without being precious.
Real glass means it has weight and clarity—the curved form catches light naturally. You're not getting polycarbonate's durability, but you're not paying for it either. It's borosilicate; it handles proper glasswashing. The curve means you're cleaning a straightforward shape; there's nowhere for water to pool or hide.
