01 / Cup body
Food-grade silicone
The flexible wall unfolds for a drink and folds down once the cup is empty, clean, and dry.
Pack-Small Collapsible Cup — 180 mL
Pack-Small Collapsible Cup — 180 mL
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Pack-Small Collapsible Cup — 180 mL
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FOLD & CARRY
Keep a small spare cup close at hand.
STAINLESS STEEL
RIM
A support ring helps the opening hold its shape.
FOOD-GRADE
SILICONE
A flexible cup body that folds down after use.
THOROUGH
CLEANING
Remove the lid and straw to reach inside.
COLD & HOT
DRINKS
Silicone body range: −20°C to 230°C.
Material, temperature & everyday use
Soft enough to fold.
Ready for cold or hot drinks.
A food-grade silicone body pairs with a stainless steel support ring: flexibility for packing, shape at the opening.
02 / Silicone body temperature range
−20°C to 230°CFor cold water and hot drinks, including coffee or tea. This is the silicone material range, not a drinking temperature.
03 / Cup opening
A stainless steel support ring
The ring helps the mouth hold its shape while the silicone body stays flexible.
A cool water break
Unfold for cold drinking water. Use the straw or sip from the open cup.
A small coffee or tea
Set the expanded cup upright on a stable surface. Let hot drinks cool before sipping from the open cup.
Back to a small fold
Finish your drink, remove the straw, wash, and air-dry before folding for your next outing.
Find your reason to carry it
When a spare cup
earns its place.
Start with the moments when a small personal cup would be useful to you.
A bulky empty cup
A rigid cup keeps its full height. Fold this empty cup down before packing it.
Water without a cup
A shared jug stores water. Unfold your own cup to take an individual portion.
Your own travel cup
Keep a personal drinking container in your luggage and open it at your destination.
Only a small drink
The 180 mL size suits a small serving when you do not need a large cup.
Cleanup to finish
Take off the lid and straw, then wash and dry the parts separately before the next outing.
Picture it in your day
Where will you unfold it?
Four everyday stops. One little cup to bring along.
01
City water stops
A quick pause, a small drink.
Fill your cup at a drinking-water dispenser.
02
Picnic portions
A shared jug. Your own cup.
Pour just the portion you need for your picnic break.
03
Travel stays
A familiar cup, somewhere new.
Unfold your own cup when you arrive at your destination.
04
Camp-side breaks
Keep a little cup at camp.
Take a portion from your larger drinking-water container.
Use potable water. The cup does not filter water or replace your water supply.
Small serving. Compact storage.
A little cup.
Room for your day.
180 mL for a quick water break. Fold it down when empty to make room for the rest of your essentials.
180 mLCapacity · 6.1 US fl oz
≈ 9 cmWidth
≈ 7 cmExpanded height
≈ 2.5 cmFolded height
01 / WATER BREAKS
Just a small drink
Open and fill when drinking water is nearby.
02 / SHARED JUGS
Your own portion
Pour from a picnic or camping jug into your personal cup.
03 / EVERYDAY PACKING
A spare cup, packed small
Carry it clean, dry, and folded in your day bag or luggage.
Why choose a folding cup?
The empty cup
doesn’t have to stay tall.
A rigid cup keeps its shape after you finish. This one adds an unfolding step in exchange for lower empty-cup storage.
| What matters | This folding cup | A non-folding rigid cup | What it means for you |
|---|---|---|---|
| Empty-cup height | Folds to a listed height of about 2.5 cm. | Keeps its own fixed height. | A lower shape for a spare cup in your bag. |
| Carrying state | Can be stored folded before use. | Its shape stays essentially the same. | Choose a different shape for storage. |
| Before filling | Remove the lid and unfold the body. | An open rigid cup can be filled directly. | An extra setup step buys you fold-down storage. |
| After cleaning | Wash, dry, then fold the empty cup. | Wash and dry; its shape stays fixed. | Return the cup to its lower storage state. |
The comparison concerns non-folding rigid cups, not all drinkware. Both require appropriate cleaning. No claim of superior insulation, sealing, strength, or environmental impact.
What makes the fold possible
A firm opening.
A body that folds.
A stainless steel ring supports the opening. The food-grade silicone wall folds down to reduce the height of the empty cup.
Stainless steel at the rim
The support ring helps the opening hold its shape when the cup is expanded.
Food-grade silicone body
The flexible wall unfolds for drinking and folds down for storage. Its listed material temperature range is −20°C to 230°C.
Fold only when empty
Support the base and press from the outside of the rim. Take out the straw first.
Removable lidCover the cup mouth for straw use; remove it to fill or wash.
Separate strawUse the actual lid opening, then remove the straw for cleaning.
Attached wrist cordAn extra place to pick up the empty cup. Not shown as a full-cup carrying handle.
Rim support does not make the body squeeze-proof, spill-proof, or tip-proof.
The structure in everyday use
One cup.
Three useful changes.
PACKING
Full height → Folded
The same empty cup packs down. Look at the cup body, not a change in bag size.
GETTING READY
Stored → Open
Remove the lid and extend the body to create space for a small drink.
AFTER DRINKING
Assembled → Separated
The lid and straw come off, exposing the parts for washing. The rim ring stays attached.
Expanded emptyFolded for packingStoredOpen to fillAssembledSeparated to wash
Your cup, step by step
Unfold. Sip. Pack again.
Six simple steps, from your bag to your next water break.
01
Take it out
Start with a clean, dry, folded cup.
02
Open & unfold
Remove the lid. Support the rim and extend the base.
03
Fill
Pour in drinking water, leaving room below the rim.
04
Take a sip
Use the straw or remove the lid to drink from the cup.
05
Empty & wash
Remove the lid and straw. Wash and rinse each part.
06
Let it dry
Air-dry the expanded cup and separate parts before folding.
Ready to pack again?Once everything is dry, remove the straw and fold the empty cup.
A closer look at cleanup
Separate the parts.
Leave them open to dry.
The lid and straw come off so you can reach the drinking-contact surfaces. Here is what comes with your cup and how to care for it.
Separate
One body, one lid, one straw. Keep the support ring on the cup and the wrist cord attached.
Wash & rinse
Clean the drinking-contact surfaces and rinse the cup, lid, and straw separately.
Air-dry expanded
Leave the cup unfolded and the parts apart while they dry.
1 cup bodyFood-grade silicone with a stainless steel support ring.
1 removable lidCovers the mouth for straw use.
1 strawFor drinking through the lid opening.
1 attached cordFor handling the empty cup.
Pitchers, bags, brushes, tableware, and racks are props or care tools, not included accessories. No retail box or spare parts are shown in the supplied product information.
Three practical details
A choice for sipping.
A habit for packing.
Prefer drinking without the straw? Remove the lid. After use, clean inside the straw and wait until the cup is dry before folding.
Prefer an open cup?
Remove the lid and drink from the opening instead of using the straw.
Reach inside the straw
Wash its inner drinking surface with a suitably sized cleaning tool, then rinse.
Finish with an empty fold
Remove the straw. Support the base and fold only once the cup is empty and dry.
Before the first drink
Expand the cup, separate the lid and straw, wash the drinking-contact surfaces, and rinse.
Before the next outing
Still damp? Leave it open to dry. Cracked, damaged, or unable to fit together normally? Stop using it for drinks.
Finally, make it yours
Pick the color
you’ll keep close.
Pink, Sky Blue, Yellow, Purple, Green, or Gray. The same small-cup idea in a soft color palette.
Pink
Sky Blue
Yellow
Purple
Green
Gray
Color choices are for the same cup style. Colors shown; each sold separately. No functional difference between colors is specified.
A few useful answers
Know your
little cup.
Capacity, care, and the limits that matter before you take it along.
What is this cup best for?
It is a small backup drinking cup for places where drinking water is available. Unfold it for a water break or pour an individual portion from a picnic or camping jug. It does not filter water.
What is the cup made of?
The product specifications identify a food-grade silicone cup body and a stainless steel support ring at the opening. The lid and straw materials are not specified in the supplied information.
How much does it hold?
Its nominal capacity is 180 mL, about 6.1 US fl oz. This is a small-serving cup, so it will not hold a larger takeout drink all at once. Leave room below the rim when filling.
How small is it when folded?
The listed dimensions are approximately 2.5 cm tall when folded, 7 cm tall when expanded, and 9 cm wide. Allow for both its width and thickness when choosing a space in your bag.
How do I unfold and fold it?
Remove the lid, support the rim with one hand, and pull the base out with the other. To pack it away, remove the straw, empty the cup, wash it, and let it dry before folding. Never collapse it while it contains liquid.
Do I have to use the straw?
No. Drink through the included straw or remove the lid and sip from the open cup. Fill with the lid removed, and place the straw through its opening when using the lid.
Can I put a full cup sideways in my bag?
Residual-drop storage is for the drops left after emptying. Carry the cup empty in your bag; use it upright when filled.
Can I use it with boiling water or hot drinks?
The supplier lists a silicone body temperature range of −20°C to 230°C and use with hot water, coffee, or tea. This range describes the body material, not a drinking temperature or the heat resistance of the lid and straw. Let hot drinks cool before sipping from the open cup, keep it upright, and do not use the straw for hot liquids.
What does the support ring do?
The stainless steel support ring helps hold the shape of the cup opening. The silicone body remains flexible; the ring does not prevent squeezing or tipping.
How should I clean and store it?
Empty the cup, remove the lid and straw, and leave the body expanded. Wash the drinking-contact surfaces, rinse, and let the separate parts air-dry before folding. A cleaning brush is a care tool, not an included accessory.
Is it microwave, dishwasher, or boiling-safe?
Hand-wash the cup, lid, and straw, then rinse and air-dry separately. Keep the metal-rimmed cup out of the microwave. The silicone body temperature range alone does not confirm dishwasher use or boiling sterilization of the assembled cup.
Which colors can I choose?
Pink, Sky Blue, Yellow, Purple, Green, and Gray. They are color choices for the same cup style; no functional difference between colors is specified. The six-color display is not a six-cup set.
What comes with the cup?
The supplied product information shows one folding cup body with its support ring, one lid, one straw, and one attached wrist cord. Pitchers, bags, brushes, and tableware are styling or care props. No retail box or spare parts are shown in the supplied information.
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