Frank Green launches redesigned water bottle after 100,000 hours of work
The Melbourne brand unveiled its Edition II drinkware collection with improved insulation, leak-proof lids and nano-ceramic linings.
Frank Green spent three years and more than 100,000 hours developing a complete redesign of its reusable bottles and tumblers. The Edition II range launches today with four-wall vacuum insulation that keeps drinks 20 to 25 percent hotter or colder longer than competing products.
The bottles include a nano-ceramic lining to prevent materials from affecting drink taste, plus new features like lockable lids and fully dishwasher-safe components. Founder Benjamin Young said the company interviewed thousands of customers to understand what improvements mattered most.
The new range starts at $44.95 and comes in colours including Bubblegum, Graphite and Moss.
- 100,000+ hours over 3 years
- Development time
- $44.95
- Starting price
- Thousands conducted
- Customer interviews
Why it mattersReusable drinkware cuts single-use plastic waste, and better insulation means the bottles actually keep drinks at the temperature you want.
AustraliaFrank Green, an Australian brand, is competing in a growing market for durable reusable bottles and expanding internationally from its Melbourne base.
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