About

Steel isn't new. It's been the standard in professional kitchens for decades — because it doesn't react, doesn't degrade, and doesn't need to be defended.

Everything else in your kitchen has had to be re-explained.

Plastic was safe. Then it was BPA. Then the answer was "BPA-free" — printed on the box, in a little badge, reassuring. Then it turned out they'd substituted a different bisphenol and never mentioned it.

They didn't solve the problem. They relabelled it. And in five years they'll do it again, and you'll be expected to keep up.

That's what we're actually against. Not plastic — the habit of answering a question, then quietly changing the answer.

The company, in one paragraph

There are two materials in everything we make: stainless steel, and one food-grade silicone seal. We name them both, on every page. Every surface that touches your food or your water is 304 — the food-grade standard — and the steel goes all the way to the lid, and to the bottle cap, which almost nobody else in this category can say.

That's the whole company.

What we won't tell you

The brand rests on being the one company in this category that doesn't overclaim. That's a behaviour, and behaviours have to be stated to be credited. So:

We won't tell you plastic is poisoning you. Nobody honestly can. The research isn't there, and the brands that pretend otherwise are selling you fear at a markup.

We won't say "BPA-free." That was the last reassurance, and it expired. We're not interested in being the next one.

We won't hide a material. There are two in this product. Steel, and one silicone seal. If a third ever appears, it goes on the page before it goes in the box.

We won't round down. Our bottle is double-walled, and its outer skin — which nothing you drink ever touches — is 201 steel, not 304. No competitor publishes their outer-wall grade and nobody asked us to. It's on the comparison page anyway, with everything else. Go and check us →

We won't pretend steel is perfect. It doesn't go in the microwave. You can't see through it. It's heavier than plastic. If those things matter more to you than what your food touches, buy something else — with our blessing.

Those last two cost us customers. We'd rather have them on the page.

What we will do

• Name both materials, everywhere. Stainless steel and one food-grade silicone seal — and 304 on every surface your food or water touches. Where anything else is used, we say where.
• Nothing hidden. No coatings, no liners, no "composite of ingredients."
• Ten years on the steel — all of it. It won't rust through, crack or wear out. If it does, we replace it. Read the guarantee →
• Seals are a consumable, and we'll always sell you one. A few euros, for as long as you own the product. Replacement seals →
• Thirty days. Change your mind, no questions.

Want to check us?

Good. We built the page for it — the whole category, lid by lid, including our own honest gaps.

What actually touches your food →

The legal bit

The Stainless Co. is a brand operated by Resoluta B.V., registered and headquartered in the Netherlands. Resoluta B.V. operates in accordance with applicable Dutch and European regulations and is responsible for the development, distribution and customer support of all The Stainless Co. products.

Krachtenveld 61, 3893 CD Zeewolde, Nederland
KvK: 58835415 · Btw: NL823795998B01
hello@thestainless.co

Food should be stored without doubt.