A reusable plastic travel cup for hot and cold drinks. The double-walled PP cup is a great choice for when you’re out and about or at the office. The advantage is that your drink stays warm for longer thanks to the double wall. The cup has a capacity of 300 ml and is made from high-quality PP material. A handy drinking lid makes it even more convenient to use.
The cup is made from ribbed, certified food-grade plastic. Free from BPA, plasticisers and other harmful substances; it is reusable and recyclable. By using your cup more often, you reduce your consumption of disposable cups and bottles. This makes these cups a gift for yourself and the planet. The perfect reusable coffee cup as an alternative to disposable cups.

– Lid: Includes a plastic lid with a drinking spout
– Double-walled construction keeps drinks warm for longer and ensures the outside stays cool to the touch
– Material: PP plastic (polypropylene)
– Capacity: 300 ml (dimensions approx. Ø 9 x 12 cm, weight 117 grams)
– Fits in almost any cup holder
– The OneTrippel reusable cups are easy to clean by hand.

Colour: Black

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Why Bambook?

• Erasable notebook: endlessly reusable
• Save at least 520 A4 sheets in 1 year
• For every Bambook notebook sold, Bambook plants 1 tree
• Free Bambook Basic app

Features

Brand: Bambook

Paper size: A4

Print: Vrije Universiteit logo

Colour: Black

Dimensions: h 220 mm w 150 mm

Number of pages: 40

Pen included: Yes

Cover type: Softcover

Closure mechanism: Elastic

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Why Bambook?

• Erasable notebook: endlessly reusable
• Save at least 520 A4 sheets in 1 year
• For every Bambook notebook sold, Bambook plants 1 tree
• Free Bambook Basis-app

Features

Brand: Bambook
Paper Size: A4
Print: Vrije Universiteit logo
Color: Black
Dimensions: h 220 mm w 150 mm
Number of pages: 40
Pen included: Yes
Cover type: Softcover
Closing with elastic band

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Image: main VU University building at De Boelelaan 1105 in Amsterdam.

The Vrije Universiteit’s main building was commissioned in 1970, after the then main building at Keizersgracht 162 proved too small. The first pile was driven on 12 June 1966. In 1970, while the building was still under construction, the first 12 floors were already occupied due to the growing number of students. From that year, four faculties (Theology, Law, Literature, Economics) moved into the building. On 12 April 1973, the building was officially opened in the presence of Queen Juliana.  At the time of completion, the Main Building was the largest building in Amsterdam in terms of floor space, with 90,000 square meters. The building is an example of Brutalism, with an exuberant use of concrete and little finishing on the inside and outside of the supporting structure

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Capacity: 300 ml
With logo of the Free University in white
Colour of mug: black

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