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Zerpico

Zerpico

Abbigliamento

Zerpico sells eco-focused reusable drinkware—insulated stainless-steel bottles, tumblers, coffee cups and matching accessories—priced in the mid-range bracket (€20-€45). All products are stocked only through the brand’s own webstore, with worldwide shipping from EU-based fulfillment centers. The company’s core pitch is “zero-waste, zero-plastic”: every item is shipped without plastic, is climate-neutral certified, and 1 % of revenue funds German ocean-cleanup projects. Its best-known line is the “Pico” double-wall bottle series (260 ml–1 L), offered in 24 matte colors and backed by a 25-year leak-proof guarantee. Buyers are 20-40-year-old urban professionals, students and outdoor enthusiasts who want a functional bottle that signals environmental values without premium-brand pricing. The aesthetic is minimalist Nordic, so the same vessel moves from office desk to hiking backpack. Zerpico competes in the crowded reusable-bottle space against both heritage outdoor brands and fast-fashion housewares labels. It differentiates by combining mid-tier pricing with verifiable sustainability credentials, plastic-free fulfillment and a lifetime warranty—attributes usually found only at the premium end of the category.

Your bottle does the heavy lifting on style and conscience

  • Sostenibile
  • Etico
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