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The Heat Holder Cup





The Heat Holder Coffee Cup with Lid and Straw - BPA Free Foldable Silicone Espresso Cup for Hot Drinks - Leakproof Reusable Pocket Coffee Mug. 

- There are several mugs in the market that can insulate the temperature of hot drinks , But one of the main problems that many people face is that as soon as they finish there drink they dont want to carry the mug around and they cannot put it in there bag. So , we created The heat holder cup as said before it insulates the heat for long hours , its made of silicone which is free from BPA and harmful toxins , and the best for last , when you are done with your drink you can just fold the cup !!! So its fits everywhere and it can go with you everywhere !!!




We present to you our Packaging :


We used AI to create this photo , to demonstrate how our packaging will be as soon as we launch!!
STAY TUNED!!!








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