Three lengths for your jars
| Straw length |
Best jar fit |
| Short — 5¾ inches |
½ pint (8oz) / 1 cup |
| Medium — 7¼ inches |
1 pint (16oz) / 2 cups |
| Long — 9 inches |
1½ pints (24oz) / 3 cups; 1 quart (32oz) / 4 cups |
Lid fit and locking tabs
The straw body has an 8mm outside diameter. Each straw has a 10.5mm locking tab near the lower end. With a compatible lid, the wider tab stays inside the jar, helping keep the straw from being pulled out or falling out if the drink tips over.
For our Stainless Steel Straw Hole Lids, remove the silicone grommet. Put the straw in the jar first, lower the lid over the top of the straw, and screw it on. The locking tab stays beneath the lid’s 10mm metal opening.
Check the hole size when using other lids: it must accept the straw body, and the locking tab must remain beneath the opening for the retention feature to work. The tab does not close the straw hole or make the jar leak-proof.
Materials and marking
The straws are 304 stainless steel. Our black logo is laser-annealed directly into the metal, with no ink or chemical coating used for the logo.
Cleaning
Use the included straw cleaner with soap and hot water, then rinse and dry. The straws and cleaner are dishwasher safe. The metal straws can also be boiled for cleaning.
My personal routine is to rinse after use, put the straws in the dishwasher, then run a straw cleaner through them and rinse again before putting them away. My dishwasher usually gets them clean but sometimes leaves a little residue, so this helps catch what remains.
Reusable and durable
Keep these straws in your everyday rotation to reduce your use of disposable straws.
Want individual straws? Choose Short Safer, Medium Safer, or Long Safer from our individual-straw listing.
Please use care: Treat stainless steel straws like other metal utensils. Rounded ends do not remove the risk of injury. Do not let a child run around with a metal straw.