Make lunchtimes magical with Harry Potter inspired lunchboxes and drink bottles, perfect for your favorite feast... because casting spells is hungry work!

Insulating superpowers: Our triple layer, stainless steel insulated drink bottle keeps liquid cool or warm, so kids can stay hydrated whatever the weather.
Easy to use: Designed with an easy push button lid for little hands and angled straw for easy free flow drinking.
Perfect for the school bag: The large carry handle makes the insulated drink bottle easy to carry and take out of school bags and is leakproof when the lid is closed.

- triple layer insulating superpowers
- silicone straw top is flexible and soft on little mouths, offers free flow drinking
- keeps liquids cold for up to 8 hours or warm for up to 6 hours
- push button opening encourages independence
- integrated carry handle
- materials: stainless steel, polypropylene and silicone
- capacity: 16oz
- made without BPA, Phthalates and PVC

Hand wash only. Dishwasher not recommended for items with print

- To disassemble and reassemble your bottle for cleaning refer to our insulated drink bottle instructional video.
To effectively clean your drink bottle remove the silicone straw top & straw stem and wash with warm, soapy water.
- We recommend a cleaning brush set to thoroughly clean through the straw and mouthpiece. Allow your straw top, stem, and other parts to dry completely before reassembling.

Is your insulated drink bottle is leaking?

- Your insulated drink bottle is only leak-proof when the flip lid is shut, the straw itself is not leak-proof. So, it will leak if the lid is left open and the bottle is tipped on an angle or upside down.
- If it seems to be leaking when the flip lid is shut, try closing the lid slowly so you can ensure the groove inside the lid is matching up with the straw. It’s also a good time to check your straw top (mouthpiece) and straw stem are connected and inserted properly as shown in our insulated drink bottle instructional video.
- Always make sure the straw top is pulled through all the way until it ‘clicks’ into place, and that the straw disk that sits under the lid is firmly pressed in place.