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Custom Reusable Straws and Straw Kits

Reusable straws replaced plastic ones for a lot of people, and most of them keep a kit in a bag, a desk drawer or the car. This collection has 14 products, nearly all stainless steel, starting from $0.89 for a single straw with a cleaning brush.


Kits come in two, three and five packs, many with a cotton drawstring pouch, and one includes a bottle opener. There are steel straws with soft silicone tips, a four-piece set of Tritan plastic straws, and a LifeStraw Sip filter straw with a case for hikers and travelers.


What Comes in a Kit

  • Single straws: one stainless straw with a brush, an inexpensive add-on for eco-themed events and Earth Day booths.
  • Multi-packs: two, three and five piece kits, often with a cotton pouch and brush, sized for families and gift bags.
  • Softer sips: steel straws with silicone tips and Tritan straws for people who dislike metal against their teeth.
  • Filter straw: the LifeStraw Sip, which filters water as you drink, for outdoor, travel and emergency preparedness programs.


Branding Options

  • Screen printing: places your logo on the pouch or case, the most visible spot on most kits.
  • Laser engraving: marks the steel itself on two products, the LifeStraw included, for a subtle look.
  • Full color printing: available on three sets, handy for colorful logos on the pouch or storage case.


Minimums start at 12 pieces and go up to 300, and production is quick at 10 to 12 days. Coffee shops, juice bars, sustainability teams, aquariums and beach towns use straw kits to back up a plastic-free message with something people will actually carry. Three styles are dishwasher safe for easy cleaning.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Stainless Steel Straw and Cleaning Brush starts at about $0.89. Kits with a pouch or bottle opener run about $1.65 to $3.89, and three- and five-pack kits about $5.39 to $7.89. The Poppy Stainless Steel Straws with Silicone Tips are about $7.53 and the Juniper Reusable Tritan Straws, Set of 4, about $9.55. The LifeStraw Sip Stainless Steel Filter Straw with Case is the premium pick at about $41.13.

It depends on the kit. Many straw sets carry the logo on the cotton pouch or carrying case, which gives a larger, easier print area than a thin straw. Screen printing is used on 10 styles, full color on 3, and laser engraving on 2, including the LifeStraw Sip, where the mark is etched into the steel case. Your digital proof marks the logo position on the kit before anything is made.

Stainless steel, used on 12 of the 14 styles, is durable, easy to clean and lasts for years. Tritan, a BPA free plastic used in the Juniper set, is lighter and comes in colors. Silicone tips, like those on the Poppy straws, soften the end of a steel straw for a gentler sip. All of them replace single-use plastic straws.

Several kits include a cleaning brush, such as the Stainless Steel Straw and Cleaning Brush and the Stainless Steel Straw Set with Brush and Pouch. Rinse the straw after use and scrub inside with the brush. Three styles are listed as dishwasher safe. A pouch keeps a clean straw protected in a bag or desk drawer.

The LifeStraw Sip is a stainless steel straw with a built-in filter, sold with a case, from a brand known for water filtration. It suits travel, hiking and wellness gifts where a premium item makes sense. At about $41.13 with a laser engraved logo, it is the most expensive straw on this page.

Straw orders start between 12 and 300 pieces, depending on the kit, so a small team gift and a large sustainability campaign both work. Production is quick, about 10 to 12 days. Setup charges run from $40 to $90. Straw kits fit easily into welcome boxes, conference bags and eco-themed giveaways.