Borosilicate glass
Used in 8 pieces
- Sample tested
- None yet
- Name
- Not earned yet
- Certificate
- With the first report
- Lab
- Named with the first report
- PFAS
- Not tested yet
- Lead
- Not tested yet
- Cadmium
- Not tested yet
The Press
Coffee, this morning, in steel and glass.
A coffee press made entirely of borosilicate glass and stainless steel, built to be the most beautiful thing on your counter.
Second release. Price set before launch
Get early accessSee the report
Glass. Steel. Nothing else inside.
The No List
- 100% borosilicate glass bodyReport pending
- No plastic partsReport pending
- No coatingReport pending
- No leadReport pending
- No cadmiumReport pending
What touches what
- Coffee touches stainless steel mesh.
- Coffee touches borosilicate glass.
- Nothing else.
For a substance, "No" means the lab measured it and the result fell below the limit of quantification. This is our specification until the first report is published. Mono Glass and Mono Steel is the name this material earns when it is.
You cook dailyYou will use it before you are fully awake. That is the point.
For a familyNo plastic parts to wonder about. The report is public.
For the shelfLab report published. Look at it and tell us it does not belong on the counter.
No report yet.
This material has not been tested yet. When it is, the result will appear here. The report covers the material, not each finished piece. If a result is missing, it means the test has not happened. Not that we chose not to show it.
Stainless steel
Used in 17 pieces
- Sample tested
- None yet
- Name
- Not earned yet
- Certificate
- With the first report
- Lab
- Named with the first report
- PFAS
- Not tested yet
- Lead
- Not tested yet
- Cadmium
- Not tested yet
- Nickel
- Not tested yet
- Chromium
- Not tested yet
Sets. Not discounts.
The Morning
The Press, The Kettle, The Travel Cup. Three pieces of steel and glass, together, boxed and ready to hand to someone who drinks coffee and deserves a quiet morning.
Get on the record.
We have not launched yet. Early access means you hear first when the first reports are published and the first pieces are ready to ship.