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A7 Memobottle, 180ml Pocket-Sized Reusable Water Bottle

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The A7 Memobottle is the most compact in the Memobottle collection. Holding 180ml, it's one of the few bottles that can slip easily into a clutch, blazer pocket, or even your jeans at a festival. Armed with the A7 Memobottle, you'll be sipping in style, just remember to always sip responsibly!

With its elegant form and minimalist appearance, the A7 Memobottle will become part of your daily routine with very little effort. The transparent exterior transforms ordinary water into a playful display that encourages you to drink more throughout the day. Add a few blueberries or strawberries for a little flavour.

Your A7 Memobottle comes paired with a stainless steel lid and is encased in premium recycled packaging, making it an easy gift for yourself or someone special. It is a good size for a stocking filler, a teacher's thank you or a small Mother's Day extra.

The striking design and trademarked shape have won multiple international awards, so you can be confident you own the authentic and original Memobottle. Crafted from the highest quality BPA and BPS-free plastic, it's backed by a 2-year manufacturing warranty.

Holding 180ml, the A7 is a reusable bottle for short trips and small bags, helping reduce single-use bottle waste. See the rest of the Memobottle range or browse all Drinkware.

Why You'll Love It

  • Ultra-Compact: Pocket-friendly design fits almost anywhere.
  • Award-Winning: Recognised for innovation and style.
  • Just Enough: 180ml capacity for a short outing.
  • Premium Materials: BPA & BPS-free plastic with a stainless steel lid.
  • Gives Back: Every purchase provides five months of clean water to someone in need via Water.org.

Product Details

  • Capacity: 180ml
  • Dimensions: 137mm x 74mm x 30mm
  • Hand wash recommended: Memobottle suggests 1 part vinegar to 4 parts warm water
  • Takes warm or cool drinks. It is not insulated, so the bottle will be hot to the touch with hot water
  • Not suitable for carbonated liquids
  • Reusable

Where It Goes

  • Tuck it into a clutch or small pouch for an evening out
  • Keep one in a blazer or jacket pocket for meetings and travel days
  • At your desk, stand it in the Universal Desk Stand by Memobottle
  • Add it to a gift for someone hard to buy for, from our Stocking Stuffers edit

Discover the art of drinking with Memobottle.

FAQs

How big is the A7 Memobottle?
It holds 180ml and measures 137mm x 74mm x 30mm, the smallest in the Memobottle collection.

How do I clean it?
Memobottle recommends hand washing with 1 part vinegar to 4 parts warm water, or hot water and soap.

Can I use it for sparkling drinks?
No, it is not suitable for carbonated liquids.

In Short

The A7 Memobottle is a flat, transparent 180ml reusable bottle measuring 137mm x 74mm x 30mm, made from BPA and BPS-free plastic with a stainless steel lid. It is the smallest Memobottle, sized for pockets and clutches, and comes in recycled packaging with a 2-year manufacturing warranty.

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