Koziol: The Glass with Superpowers
The all-new Superglas glassware from international brand Koziol seems to have superpowers! It not only insulates four times better than traditional glassware and keeps drinks colder much longer, it is also practically indestructible and won’t splinter even when thrown around.
Superglas is the glass that feels good in your hands and is the right choice for backyard parties, weddings and picnics. It is the most versatile and modern must-have and the material is astonishingly strong, making Superglas practically unbreakable. Perfect for use at events, in clubs, at the pool, and everywhere, where glass shards are less than welcome. It saves time and energy thanks to its uncomplicated shipping and transportation, is unbreakable and dishwasher-safe. And anywhere and everywhere the perfect design piece, fitting into the most modern and urban settings. Its core values also shine through: Superglas is made in Germany, gentle on resources with a material that is 100% recyclable. The perfect glass for anyone who values taste, style and safety. Superglas is also the perfect companion for children’s birthday parties and picnics. It is absolutely unbreakable, minimizing virtually all danger for guests small and big alike. The glasses are dishwasher-safe and infinitely reusable. All the while helping the environment. Contact: Koziol
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