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Owala is launching new fall colors that scream cozy — get ready to swap out your bottle

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Owala is launching new fall colors that scream cozy — get ready to swap out your bottle

TL;DR: Owala is rolling out seven new fall colors and patterns — desert smoke, plaid and simple, blue steel, woodland boho, joshua tree, toile be home, and bold move — across its full range of bottles and tumblers starting Aug.

27.

Fall is (almost) here, and Owala 's getting ready for it with a fresh drop of colors and patterns.

Owala built its following starting with the FreeSip , the bottle known for a lid that lets you sip through a built-in straw and chug through a spout.

The insulation holds up too — Mashable's review noted ice was still intact a full 24 hours after filling it up.

The locking top doubles as a carry handle, and the lid components are dishwasher-safe, though the body is better hand-washed.

Credit: Owala The FreeSip comes in three sizes — 24, 32, and 40 ounces — but the two bigger options don't fit in a cup holder, so anyone who wants something more travel -friendly usually reaches for the 24-ounce size.

Since then, the brand has expanded well beyond the original FreeSip to include tumblers and slimmer styles like the FreeSip Twist .

Fall's getting the same treatment: seven new colors and patterns drop across Owala's full range of bottles and tumblers: Desert Smoke — a metallic mauve-rose finish Plaid and Simple — a brown-and-cream plaid check Blue Steel — a solid navy blue Woodland Boho — a rust-and-cream floral print Joshua Tree — a sage green tumbler Toile Be Home — a cream toile print with a blue floral pattern Bold Move — a metallic gold-olive finish Credit: Owala Set a reminder now, because these won't stay in stock for long once they go live on Owala .

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