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Kinto drinkware

Japanese design for tea, coffee, serving, and drinks on the go.

About Kinto

Kinto is a Japanese brand that designs products for moments centered around drinks and serving. On its own website, the brand highlights different scenes from everyday life—at home, outdoors, and close to nature—which says a lot about its design language: calm, thoughtful, and made for frequent use. In this collection, that can be seen in everything from clear and amber-colored heat-resistant glass pitchers to mugs, brewing accessories, and vacuum-insulated options for days on the move.

What mainly sets the collections apart is how they are used. UNITEA focuses on tea, with transparent forms that make the brewing process visible; SEPIA creates a warmer, more nostalgic serving experience; OCT is more focused on the coffee brewing station; and SLOW COFFEE STYLE (SCS) brings together pieces for manual pour over brewing. If you want to take your drink with you, there are several formats to choose from: lighter bottles for active pursuits, compact mugs for everyday commutes, and larger options that keep drinks at temperature for longer. So start by choosing based on the occasion: serving at home, brewing by hand, making cold brew, or taking it with you on the go.

For quiet moments at home

Here you'll find pieces for moments when the drink takes center stage on the table—from tea for several people to Pour over and serving directly from the pitcher.

SEPIA serving set

SEPIA serving set

For relaxed coffee moments

A ready-made set for anyone who wants serving and presentation combined in one package, with a wooden tray and matching glasses that create a softer, more furnished feel.

UNITEA One Touch teapot 450 ml

UNITEA One Touch teapot 450 ml

For smaller servings

Ideal if you usually brew a few cups at a time and want a compact teapot that takes up less space without sacrificing the classic teapot feel.

SLOW COFFEE STYLE (SCS) Pour over - V02

SLOW COFFEE STYLE (SCS) Pour over - V02

For manual brewers

A standalone porcelain dripper for those who already have their own routine and want to choose the pitcher, filter, and serving pieces separately instead of buying a complete kit.

OCT serving jug 600 ml

OCT serving jug 600 ml

For the brewing station

The most coffee-focused choice among the jugs, especially if you want to place it directly under a pour-over brewer and serve elegantly without transferring the coffee to another vessel.

For the refrigerator, commuting, and life on the go

This part of the range is designed to go wherever you do: cold brew in a larger format, a water bottle for active use, and insulated mugs for different kinds of days on the go.

CAPSULE Cold brew 1L

CAPSULE Cold brew 1L

For cold brew at home

The right choice if you want to prepare a larger quantity of coffee or tea in advance and have a jug that works smoothly straight from the refrigerator to serving.

Travel Tumbler

Travel Tumbler

For longer days out

Ideal if you prioritize temperature retention and a larger format for commuting, work, or outings where you want the same drink to last longer.

ACTIVE BOTTLE 600 ml

ACTIVE BOTTLE 600 ml

For workouts and everyday activity

The most portable and sporty option here, with a drinking spout for one-handed use when you want water close at hand rather than a hot drink in an insulated mug.

Tumbler 350 ml

Tumbler 350 ml

For a compact routine

A more compact choice if you want a smaller, vacuum-insulated mug that sits comfortably in your hand, bag, or car cup holder.

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UNITEA UNIMUG clear

If you usually brew tea for one person, this is a more straightforward choice than a teapot. You brew and drink from the same mug, with an integrated strainer and lid that make it especially practical on a desk, in the kitchen, or whenever you want to keep the ritual simple without extra parts.

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SLOW COFFEE STYLE (SCS) set for 2–4 cups

This set is ideal if you want to get started with manual filter brewing without having to assemble the components yourself. Since it includes a brewer, glass jug, and filter papers, it offers a more complete starting point than buying a single brewing component and is well suited to small- to medium-sized brews at home.

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Frequently asked questions

Here we have gathered a few brief answers to make it easier to choose the right item from the range.

How do I choose between tea, coffee, serving, and something to take with me?

Start with how you plan to use it. If you want to brew tea for one person, a mug with a built-in strainer is usually the most convenient option. For several cups of tea, a teapot is a better choice. If you mainly brew coffee by hand, look at the brewers and carafes designed for pour-over. If you are looking for something for the refrigerator, a cold-brew carafe is the way to go, while insulated mugs and bottles are suitable when you want to take your drink with you.

How do I choose between tea, coffee, serving, and something to take with me?
What is the biggest difference between glass, porcelain, and steel in this collection?

Heat-resistant glass creates a light and open look that lets you see the drink clearly, which many people appreciate for tea and serving. Porcelain feels more traditional for hand-brewing and adds a different sense of weight to the brewing station. Stainless steel is mainly used in the portable options, where durability and insulation are most important. The choice of material is therefore less about right or wrong and more about where and how you want to use the product.

What is the biggest difference between glass, porcelain, and steel in this collection?
Which mug or bottle is best for taking on the go?

Choose based on how you move through the day. A smaller, vacuum-insulated mug is practical for shorter commutes and when the format needs to be Compact. A larger option is better if you want the drink to last longer. If your main need is water during exercise or activity, a lightweight bottle with quick access is usually more useful than an insulated coffee mug.

Which mug or bottle is best for taking on the go?
Are there good options for someone who wants to get started with manual brewing at home?

Yes. A complete set is the easiest option if you want several pieces included right away and want to get started quickly. A separate brewer is better if you already have a carafe and accessories or want to build your brewing routine step by step. If you also want to serve stylishly at the table, a dedicated carafe could be a good next purchase.

Are there good options for someone who wants to get started with manual brewing at home?

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Kinto Water Bottle

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Kinto Travel Tumbler

from $36.00

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Kinto CAPSULE Cold brew 1L - Coffee maker

$41.00
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