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SIP THROUGH THE LEAVES
A Straw With A Built-In Filter
A spoon-shaped filter straw designed for sipping loose-leaf tea and yerba mate.
LOOSE-LEAF TEA MOMENTS
Enjoy The Tea, Leave The Loose Pieces Behind

- Loose tea leaves can reach the drinking side of an ordinary open straw.
- A separate strainer adds another tool to a simple cup of tea.
- Short or straight drinking tools may feel awkward at the rim of some cups.
- A built-in perforated head helps hold back larger loose particles as you sip.
BUILT-IN FILTER
Ordinary Straw Or Filter Straw?


FOUR USEFUL DETAILS
Designed For A Better Sip
Each detail solves a different part of the loose-leaf tea experience, from filtering to everyday use.




Tea Drinkers Love Their New Ritual

I drink loose-leaf green tea every morning. The spoon filter keeps the larger leaves away from the straw opening, so I can sip without stopping.

This made my first yerba mate setup much easier to understand. The wide spoon-shaped end sits neatly in the cup and the drinking angle feels natural.

It works well with my larger tea leaves. A little fine powder can still come through, but it is much better than trying to drink through a regular straw.

I keep one beside my teapot and use it almost every day. It is simple, comfortable to sip from, and does exactly what I wanted for loose tea.

The two-piece order was perfect for me. One stays at home and the other lives in my desk drawer for afternoon tea at work.

The curved end rests at a good angle on my cup. I let very hot tea cool a little first because the metal naturally warms up.

The rose gold finish looks lovely with my glass tea cup. It feels like a small upgrade to something I already enjoy every day.

I ordered two so my partner and I could each have one. They are easy to tell apart when we choose different finishes.

I rinse it as soon as I finish my tea and use a slim straw brush for the tube. Cleaning is quick when I do not let the leaves dry inside.

Both straws arrived looking neat and ready to use. I like having a second one available when the first is drying after a wash.
Product Q&A
What Tea Drinkers Ask Before Buying
Practical answers about fine particles, hot drinks, color selection, and everyday cleaning.
FAQ 1Will very fine yerba or tea powder pass through?
The perforated head is designed to hold back larger loose leaves and particles. Very fine powder may still pass through, so results depend on the cut and fineness of your tea or yerba.
FAQ 2Does the metal get hot in hot tea?
Metal naturally conducts heat. Let very hot drinks cool to a comfortable sipping temperature before use, and avoid touching the lower section immediately after it has been sitting in hot liquid.
FAQ 3How do the two-straw minimum and colors work?
The minimum order is two straws. Choose from the available color options shown in the purchase area and confirm your selected finishes and total quantity before checkout.
FAQ 4How do I clean the tube and filter head?
Rinse the straw soon after use so particles do not dry inside. Flush clean water through the tube and use a narrow straw brush when needed, then allow it to dry completely before storing.
Try Your Filter Straws With 180-Day Confidence
Use your filter straws for loose-leaf tea, yerba mate, and everyday tea moments. If your item arrives damaged or defective, contact support for replacement or refund help within the stated 180-day support window.
