Dopper
Product brand
UnclaimedDopper is a reusable drinkware brand whose mission is to end packaged water, offering bottles and travel mugs made in the Netherlands.
Last updated September 15, 2026
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Overview
Dopper is a reusable drinkware brand whose stated mission is to end packaged water so that everyone can drink from the tap. Its product collections include the Original bottle, described as the world's most sustainable bottle and made in the Netherlands, the Steel bottle made from 90% recycled steel, the Insulated thermo bottle, and the Travel Mug. The brand also offers customised bottles and travel mugs for companies, and in 2024 it created a Digital Product Passport for every Dopper product.
History
Dopper's official website states the brand's mission is to end packaged water, so that everyone can drink from the tap and anyone can just refill. Its product range includes the Original bottle, described as the world's most sustainable bottle and made in the Netherlands, the Steel bottle made from 90% recycled steel, the Insulated thermo bottle, and the Travel Mug. In 2024, Dopper created a Digital Product Passport for every Dopper product, described as an industry first that enables anyone to track a Dopper product's lifecycle from inception to end-of-life.
Products and positioning
Reusable drinkware positioned around ending packaged water and sustainability, including bottles made from 90% recycled steel and a Digital Product Passport for every product.
Dopper Original
Described as the world's most sustainable bottle, made in the Netherlands, from €14.95.
Dopper Steel
A bottle built for adventure, made from 90% recycled steel, from €18.50.
Dopper Insulated
A thermo bottle that keeps drinks hot for 9 hours or cold for 24 hours, from €32.95.
Dopper Travel Mug
A leakproof travel mug that keeps drinks hot for 6 hours, cold for 20 hours, and is sparkling-water safe for 24 hours, from €26.95.
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