CIVAGO
CIVAGO bottle index
Water bottles built for daily fills
Our bottles sort by capacity and body material, from borosilicate glass to vacuum insulated steel. The lid you drink through is what separates one line from the next across the full range.
Most talked about on the rack
Seven size options
We build bodies from 20 oz up to 128 oz for long shifts without refills.
Interchangeable lids
Different lids thread onto the same neck so you can switch spouts and straws.
Durable steel bodies
Double wall steel holds water cold for up to 24 hours on a fill.
Many colorway options
Each body comes in a wide run of powder coated finishes for daily use.
Select a fill volume
Start with how much water you need between fills across our 7 capacities from 20 oz to a gallon.
Or start from the body
Three questions
Find the right size
Use the picker to decide based on how long a fill has to last and where the body sits while you work.
The steel rack
Vacuum insulated steel bodies
Our steel lines use double wall vacuum construction with a powder coated exterior to hold cold for up to 24 hours.
What separates the lines
Lids across our lines
Compare the flip straw, twist spout, and carry handle options that define how each line works in daily use.
Three lids in the box
A flip straw lid, a twist spout lid and a solid handle lid, all cut to the same neck.
22 oz · 24 oz · 32 oz · 40 oz · 64 oz · GallonStraw that lifts out
The straw pulls clear of the lid, so the channel can be rinsed on its own.
32 oz · 40 oz · 64 oz · GallonHandle on the body
A mug body with a fixed handle and a straw through the lid, sized for a car holder.
20 ozStraw lid on glass
A straw lid over a borosilicate body, with hour marks printed down the sleeve.
24 oz · 32 oz · 40 oz · 64 ozDetachable straw, marked hours
The straw detaches for washing and the body carries a time scale for the day.
24 oz · 32 oz · 40 oz · 64 ozGlass in a carry sleeve
A padded holder around the glass body, with a strap for carrying it about.
32 oz · 64 oz21bottles on the rack
144finishes across them
7capacities, 20 oz to a gallon
6lines, each with its own lid
Bodies, not adjectives
How our bodies handle cold water
Our double wall steel holds cold for up to 24 hours, while our borosilicate glass bodies provide zero insulation.
Only the steel bodies are insulated. Glass holds whatever temperature the room gives it, which is the point of glass.
| Body | How it is built | Cold | On the rack |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vacuum steel | Double wall 304 stainless with a powder coated outside | Cold up to 24 hours | 11 |
| Borosilicate glass | Single wall glass inside a silicone sleeve | No insulation | 8 |
| Glass in a carry sleeve | Borosilicate body inside a padded holder with a strap | No insulation from the glass | 2 |
Choosing your bottle
Check your refill access
Decide how long one fill has to last you before you reach a tap again.
Select your material
Choose vacuum steel to keep water cold for up to 24 hours or glass if you prefer borosilicate.
Pick the lid style
Pick a flip straw for upright sips, a twist spout for fast pours, or a carry handle.
Finishes
External finish options
We apply different powder coats to the outside of the body, leaving the inner walls and threads unchanged.
| Line | Finishes |
|---|---|
| Steel, three lids | 41 |
| Steel, removable straw | 24 |
| Tumbler with a handle | 1 |
| Glass, motivational jug | 45 |
| Glass, straw and time marks | 24 |
| Glass in an insulated sleeve | 9 |
Featured bottle build
64 oz glass, straw and time marks
We blow this 64 oz body from clear borosilicate glass and wrap it in a grippy silicone sleeve. The lid holds a straw that pulls apart for a fast rinse, and the wide opening drops full ice cubes straight down. Printed time markers run down the side so you can track your fill through the day.
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10 finishes
Care and washing instructions
Worth doing
- Wash the mouth rim and neck threads by hand with warm soapy water.
- Pull the straw out of the lid to rinse the inner channel clean.
- Let all silicone gaskets dry completely before threading the lid back down.
- Stand the empty body upright with the lid off between uses.
Worth avoiding
- Do not run vacuum steel bodies through a high heat dishwasher cycle.
- Do not pour boiling liquid from a kettle straight into borosilicate glass.
- Do not put a full sealed bottle into the freezer to cool down.
- Do not leave a sealed bottle inside a hot vehicle during warm weather.
Why we build seven capacities
No single bottle works for every routine. A full gallon is heavy and lives at your feet, while a 20 oz body stays light in the hand. We use the same threads, spouts, and gaskets across multiple sizes so you get the volume you need without changing how you drink.
Understanding the CIVAGO bottle range
Picking a bottle comes down to volume first. We build 21 options across 7 capacities, running from 20 oz up to 128 oz. A 20 to 24 oz body works well when a tap is nearby for frequent top ups. Moving up to 64 oz or a full gallon means fewer refills during long hours on your feet.
The body material defines the weight and temperature control. Our 11 steel options use vacuum walls to keep water cold for up to 24 hours. Our 10 glass options use borosilicate glass inside silicone sleeves for pure taste without thermal insulation. From there, pick a flip straw lid for one handed sips or a wide spout for drinking fast.
| Capacity | What it suits | Bottles |
|---|---|---|
| 20 to 24 oz | Desk and commute sizes. | 5 |
| 32 oz | The quart. Two fills make a day. | 5 |
| 40 oz | One fill, most of a day. | 4 |
| 64 oz | Half a gallon at your feet. | 5 |
| Gallon | The whole day in one body. | 2 |
| Rack | Why pick it | Bottles |
|---|---|---|
| Insulated steel | Double-wall vacuum bodies that hold cold through a long day. | 11 |
| Glass | Borosilicate bodies in a sleeve, for water that tastes of nothing but water. | 10 |
- Our range includes 21 size options spread across 6 bottle lines.
- We offer 7 distinct capacities from 20 oz up to 128 oz.
- Double wall vacuum steel keeps drinks cold for up to 24 hours.
- Borosilicate glass bodies come with protective silicone sleeves and carry no insulation.
- The steel rack contains 11 options and the glass rack contains 10 options.
Where to start with our bottles
If you are unsure, look at a 32 oz or 40 oz steel body with a straw lid. It gives you a solid balance between volume and carry weight, holds cold water for up to 24 hours, and handles daily knocks easily.
What owners say about the 20 oz tumbler with a handle
Notes left on that listing, printed as written. The other five lines have none we can quote yet, so read these as notes on one mug rather than on the rack.
It’s exactly as shown in the pictures. It’s 100% leak proof and it keeps your drinks cold for hours and your hot drinks stays piping hot for a really, really long time unlike a mug would recommend especially for on the go or if you work in a office this mug would be perfect for you
Nice stainless interior, a good size to hold lots of coffee. Strong and sturdy. And the lid snapped shut so your coffee won’t fill the coffee cup tips over. I’ve had a lot of cups over the years and this one’s the best one I’ve ever found.
This is my new favorite coffee cup. Love the size, the handle and the fact that it can keep my coffee hot for 4 or more hours! It is a very well made product and I recommend it!
Find the bottle built for your day
Look through our steel and glass lines to find the volume, lid, and finish that matches your daily routine.