Developed with current university students,
Eco-friendly bottle
This event was planned by current university students who are highly conscious of environmental issues.
Universal SDGs starting with the familiar "my bottle".
This bottle aims to be unique for everyone.
We want to transcend generations and positions and come together to contribute to the realization of a sustainable society.
That is the thought behind it.
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hygienic
Stainless steel drinking spoutThe drinking spout is made of hygienic and durable stainless steel "SUS304".
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Environmentally friendly
Made with recycled materialsThe main body is "Tritan Renew",
The packaging is made from FSC certified materials. -
Glassy
Clear and chemical resistantIt uses the well-established "Tritan" resin, which combines a clear appearance with chemical resistance.
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Easy to carry
Compact sizeWide-mouth design makes it easy to pour from a water dispenser, and the compact size is perfect for refills
The thoughts behind the logo
- university
- universal
- unique
The logo is based on the letters [u] [n] [i].
It evokes the image of people holding hands.
A portion of the profits from the sale of this bottle will be donated to environmental organizations.
Uni Bottle PPD-40
- PINK
- WHITE
- NAVY
Capacity: 400ml
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Uni Bottle aims for a sustainable lifestyle
What started the project?
We, a group of volunteers from the Shinseki Seminar at Doshisha University, wanted to develop a "personal bottle" that university students would want to carry as a first step towards building a sustainable society, so we launched a co-creation project with Peacock Thermos.
What I learned through the project
In the seminar, we learn how to think by formulating hypotheses and building a logical path to a conclusion, but this time I was involved in the process of formulating hypotheses, verifying them, and turning them into real "things." This allowed me to experience setbacks and compromises, and I believe it has broadened my perspective.
What changed through the project
Through this project, I began to explore the thoughts that went into the "things" around me. Until now, I had focused on "cost-effectiveness" and "appearance," but by actually being involved in the development, the thoughts that went into a product have become one of the indicators for choosing a product.
Thoughts on the uni bottle
I think having a uni bottle will help me live a life that brings a little happiness.
If you buy a plastic bottle every day, you will end up spending around 3,000 to 6,000 yen a month. By choosing to use your own bottle, you can use the money you would have spent on a plastic bottle for something else (such as a small reward for yourself), which will also be the first step towards protecting the environment.
I realized once again that we can tackle environmental issues by making small changes to our everyday lives.
There are also water dispensers installed on Doshisha University campuses. We hope that the development of the UniBottle will lead to the spread of personal water bottles among more university students, and that it will spark an interest in the "SDGs that are close to home."
Thank you to everyone in the Shinseki Seminar at Doshisha University.
