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Incredible news at Rebottled! After years of dedication, testing, and refining, we finally did it. We’ve developed our very own Rebottled wineglass. A circular story that has now truly come full circle. Because honestly, who wouldn’t want to taste their favorite drink from a former bottle? Or more precisely: from two leftover bottle parts. We used the neck of an olive-coloured bottle and the middle section of a transparent bottle, with a subtle nod to the iconic Roemer glass. At Rebottled, design is never just about shape or colour. It’s about story, feeling and meaning. This stemmed glass is tangible proof of that philosophy and brings fresh innovation to a market that could really use more positive impact. Two discarded glass parts, brought together into one elegant and functional design. Because of the craftsmanship involved, this glass has a strong glass-art component. That’s exactly why we’re extra proud we managed to keep it affordable. Design with meaning shouldn’t be exclusive. It should be accessible to everyone who cares about beautiful interiors and doing good. We don’t create soulless standard products. We create objects that start conversations and prove that waste is a mindset, not an end point. From tumblers and carafes to now stemware. Our mission is to set the entire table with upcycled and recycled glassware and we’re far from done. After the success of launching our 100% recycled glass at a very accessible price, we’ll keep pushing forward with our upcycled collection. Circular might be a trend for some, but when it’s embedded in eye-catching design, it can truly become the new standard. Our wine glass is exclusively available in our webshop and make your (business) gifts unforgettable with Rebottled and/or BE O.

Innovation rarely starts with comfort. It starts with a challenge. When we were asked to develop a circular bottle for a beverage brand that uses waste streams. We didn’t just rely on the liquid, we reimagined the whole packaging. We developed a bottle that didn’t exist before and is truly unique: two different glass types, two colors, carefully fused into one stable object. Technically complex. Circular by design. Visually distinctive. This project reinforced something I strongly believe: the most meaningful innovation happens where engineering, sustainability, and design truly meet. At Rebottled, we create custom bottles, glassware, and circular packaging concepts for brands that want to stand out and stand for something. If you’re exploring a new product, repurposing waste streams, or looking for a signature packaging statement, let’s talk. 👉 Send me a message or connect here to start the conversation. And see where it leads us.

This blue carafe is rare for a reason 💎 What looks like a smooth and satisfying product on the surface, is behind the scenes a very complex challenge Less than 1% of all tableware is naturally colored without chemicals or spray coatings. Rebottled (B Corp) shows that it can be done differently by bringing naturally colored glassware to the market It’s a beautiful story and a true USP for us, but it also comes with real sourcing challenges. Something many circular entrepreneurs have become accustomed to So here’s a call that help our operations, actually two 📣 If you know brands or bottlers working with blue glass, I would love to connect 📣 And for our 100% recycled line, we are actively looking for a glass factory that can process large volumes of glass shards. Demand is growing fast and we’re looking for strong supply chain partners equipped with high-quality blow-and-press moulding capabilities. Any leads are more than welcome We’re building on a path that’s barely been paved. It’s not easy and often full of challenges, but with the right people and a shared drive to improve, I truly believe we can achieve what once seemed impossible Thanks and any help is much appreciated 🤝

Not everything that gets made gets sold. That's just the reality of building a product-led brand with real margins and real values. Behind every Rebottled piece is a process of testing, refining, and making hard choices. Some ideas make the cut. Others don't. Not because they're not beautiful, but because the numbers don't work. Today, for the first time, we're opening up that back catalogue. Lisa and Claudia are launching Rebottled's first ever Sample Sale: one-of-a-kind items and earlier designs at up to 60% off. A way to give these pieces the home they deserve, and to give something back to the community that's supported us from the start.

“A glass bottle cut in half… but doesn’t that make the rim sharp?” We get that question often at Rebottled. Very often. And honestly, it’s a very fair one. The answer? No. Absolutely not. In fact, our rims are sometimes even rounder than those of standard drinking glasses. Every glass we make goes through a careful flame-polishing process. With high precision, the rim is gently melted until it becomes perfectly smooth, rounded, and shiny. For some products, we even reshape parts of the glass at lower temperatures allowing the material to truly come into its own, like with our newest wine glass, carafe or our candle holder. I strongly believe the difference is made in the details. At Rebottled, customer experience comes first. From the first sip to the final impression, the experience has to be right. Our goal? That people don’t just see the glass was made from a wine bottle, but truly feel they didn’t compromise on quality. And that it makes them happier because of it ✨ 👉 Request a free sample and make your assortment stand out.

Op TV bij RTL4! 📺 Ik mocht namens Rebottled als glaswerkexpert commentaar geven bij EditieNL over ontploffende flessen 💥 Altijd bijzonder als je dagelijkse werk ineens landelijk nieuws wordt. Wat ik in het item uitleg, zien wij bij Rebottled namelijk elke dag: Een reguliere bordeauxfles is niet overal even dik en ook niet perfect rond. Dat komt doordat flessen, net als ballonnen, worden gevormd door ze op te blazen en de wanddikte is hierdoor niet overal gelijk. En precies dat maakt ze ongeschikt voor koolzuur. Om dat te laten zien gebruikte ik een ballon: 🎈 prik je ’m bovenin, op het dikste deel → niks aan de hand 🎈 prik je ’m aan de zijkant, op het dunste deel → knal Dat symboliseert precies wat er in een wijnfles gebeurt als er druk ontstaat: de spanning zoekt de zwakste plek. Bij een champagnefles is die spanning veel gelijkmatiger verdeeld: die is dikker, ronder, getest en ontworpen voor druk. Een wijnfles niet. En juist dat verschil zorgt voor kans op breuk of zelfs ontploffing. Mooi om te laten zien hoe materiaal, ontwerp en veiligheid samenkomen. En hoe afgekeurde flessen bij ons op een veilige manier een tweede leven krijgen als iets nieuws. Want ook wij halen bij onze productie de stress en spanning vakkundig uit het glas die vrijkomt bij het inbranden van de rand ♻️✨