YUYU

YUYU made with Liberty Fabrics Set

Regular price £85.00 GBP
Unit price
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The Made with Liberty Fabric Collection are quintessential British designs from its abstract floral and paisley prints to its soothing and harmonious colour combinations.

YUYU's original 81cm long hot water bottle made from biodegradable natural rubber. Sold with a Tana Lawn cotton cover.

Tax included.

Dimensions: L81xW13cm.

YUYU natural biodegradable rubber bottle included.

A wearable strap feature that allows you to wear it multiple ways and go hands-free. 

Signature honeycomb-patterned lining on the inside of the cover.  

Requires less than a kettle of water to fill up (less than 1 litre). For full instructions, head to our FAQ page.

Note: If you are going to switch between hot and cold use, it is strongly advised to purchase a separate bottle from our Extras page to prolong the use of the YUYU rubber bottle.

Made out of 100% cotton, the Made with Liberty Fabrics are printed in their Liberty Printing Mill in northern Italy. The Liberty Fabrics realises unmatchable fluidity with a silk-liketouch. Paired withthe Biodegradable Sri Lankan Rubber YUYU Bottle.

We are based in the UK + Germany and ship worldwide. For more information please visit our delivery page.

You may return any item in its original condition for a full refund if you contact us within 14 working days from delivery. For more information on our returns policy please click here.

Wearable Hands-Free

The Liberty collection is designed with an adjustable strap for all body types, so you can take comfort with you on the go!

Complimentary Gift Box

Delivered in our recyclable signature green YUYU box to make gifts extra special.

Includes YUYU Rubber Bottle

The full set means you get the bottle and cover, ready to fill up and get cosy!

We only use the highest grade biodegradable natural rubber.

We believe the things held so close to your body should be beautiful, which is why we make our YUYU bottles from the highest quality sustainably sourced rubber trees from Sri Lanka.