Stelton - Moomin ABC drinking bottle 0.5 L - RIG-TIG

The ability to express yourself is one of the most important assets in the world: it enables you to share hopes and dreams, to relate to others, to confront the big issues of our time and to effect change. The alphabet designed for the Moomin ABC collection is based on Tove Jansson's original letters. With the cute Moomin ABC drinking bottle, your child will be adequately hydrated throughout the day. With a capacity of 0.5 l, the bottle is ideal for school or a trip with the kindergarten, does not take up too much space in the bag and is not too heavy to carry. The bottle has a screw cap which is easy for all family members to unscrew and unscrew and ensures the bottle is sealed tightly. The letters of the Moomin ABC as well as well-known and funny characters from the world of Moomins are depicted on the bottle. The pictures encourage play with words and can help develop a child's interest in letters. The bottle itself is made from Tritan, an extremely child-friendly and durable plastic that won't shatter if dropped on the floor, and is available with a lid and 'Salmon' or 'Turquoise' images.

• Design: Francis Cayouette
• Material: plastic
• Volume: 0.5 L
• Color: Moomin turqouise / Moomin salmon

RIG-TIG means as much as "just right" in Danish. RIG-TIG is an award-winning kitchen utensil that combines form and function in the perfect balance. Our core values ​​revolve around making all the details "just right." Not only do we deliver kitchen utensils that set trends, we also deliver them at affordable prices - and whenever possible, keep nature's limited resources to the eye.
The philosophy behind RIG-TIG is that all products should function optimally in the kitchen when things get hectic. The products have been developed by Danish and international designers, and many RIG-TIG products have interesting, innovative features, while others combine proven features in one and the same kitchen appliance. RIG-TIG tries to think smart and make a difference for all cooking enthusiasts, from which numerous functional and award-winning products have emerged since its introduction.
 

The Canadian Francis Couyette (1969) was educated in Montreal and Paris. He has been running his Unit10 office in Copenhagen since 1999. He works in collaboration with Scandinavian and international companies and develops both large and small series products.