Our steel straws can be engraved with a name or message to make a truly personal gift, and each straw can have different engravings. Great for nights out, our personalised reusable straws sets are the perfect eco-friendly gift for everyone! If the person you’re buying for is always on the go, we offer a useful collapsible straw, complete with a key ring case. This straw is always on hand for when you need to use it, and will not get dirty in your bag or car. Adding engraving to your straws means that your gift will never be resigned to the bottom of a draw – it will be a cherished gift used for years to come! Permanently marking your straw with a name, date, or small message means that it will also be a sentimental gift that will always remind them of you and the day that you gave them their gift. Personalised steel straws are a great gift. They’re perfect for a range of occasions, particularly birthdays and to remember a big party. Giving the gift of a reusable straw means that you’re helping the planet, and ensuring your friends or family always have access to a straw when they need it. A number of places and businesses have made the decision to ban plastic straws, and move to metal straws, degradable paper straws, or simply no straws at all. Some cities where straws are banned are Hawaii, Seattle, Vancouver and New York City. Even some countries like Scotland, Taiwan and England have also banned the use of single-use plastic straws as a means to fighting the pollution epidemic. Some of the other locations to ban the use of single-use plastic for UK McDonalds, The University of Portland, and, at Queen Elizabeth II’s request, Royal Gift Shops and Museums in the UK.

The plastic that the majority of straws are made from is not biodegradable. This plastic will not decompose naturally and instead will stay in our oceans for thousands of years. Even if not discarded, this type of plastic is not reusable. Straws are particularly prone to ending up in the oceans, mainly due to beach littering. Once these plastic straws are in our waters, most plastic straws will simply break down into smaller particles, which leeches harmful chemicals into the air, soil and water, which are harmful to plants, people, and animals.