Lids, plugs, bands and components that extend the life of your KeepCup. Replace the part not the product.

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Cork Band for KeepCup Glass in size S/M/L, shown as a standalone circular band with a natural tan cork texture, photographed from a slightly elevated angle against a white background.
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Clear glass tumbler shown from a front angle against a white background, displaying the Brew Glass Base - L 16oz with its tapered cylindrical shape and smooth rim.
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Navy Splashproof Lid Base shown from two angles: the top view displaying the hexagonal centre opening with grey silicone seal and ventilation slots, and the underside view revealing the internal structure and moulded branding text.
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Front and back view of the KeepCup Splashproof Plug in Latte, showing the smooth top surface with embossed KeepCup logo and the underside featuring the spout opening and recycling symbol.
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Pashmak pink silicone band for KeepCup shown at a slight angle on a white background, featuring the embossed KeepCup logo and radiating line texture on the exterior with vertical ridges on the interior for grip.
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Stainless steel KeepCup reusable coffee cup with brushed metal finish and embossed logo on gray background
Can I buy replacement parts for my KeepCup?

Yes. Lids, bands, bases, plugs, seals and straws are all available individually, so you replace the part rather than the product.

  • Made to the same standard: Genuine parts are built to the same specification as the originals, so fit and food safety are unchanged.
  • Cross-compatible: Parts are designed to work with existing cups, including older models, so an upgrade does not mean starting again.
  • Restyle as well as repair: Swapping a band or lid color is the cheapest way to make an old cup feel new.

This is the point of a modular cup: a worn seal should cost you a seal, not a cup.

Are KeepCup products modular?

Our philosophy is to enjoy fewer, quality products, used well. KeepCup products are designed to be pulled apart for easy cleaning and to ensure that you can replace the part, not the product.  The materials we use often are designed so there is modularity across different ranges. The Helix screw fit range is modular, and the press fit Reusable Coffee Cups have compatibility.

Can I mix and match colors when replacing parts?

For sure. We encourage customization, so feel free to mix and match colors to create a cup that’s uniquely yours. It's a great way to refresh color, replacing only the parts you need – not the entire cup – supporting our commitment to sustainability and long-term use.

Why replace a KeepCup part instead of the whole cup?

KeepCup’s philosophy of replacing the part, not the product, is about valuing quality and longevity. Instead of discarding an entire cup when a single component wears out, we provide replacement parts that allow you to extend the life of your KeepCup. The best reusable cup is the one you use, we're here to help you keep using it. Our products are designed for easy repair, allowing for simple replacement of lost or damaged components. With KeepCup, it's all about making a one-time, high-quality purchase. Choose KeepCup today and experience the convenience, quality, and satisfaction of the best reusable cup on the market!
By choosing to maintain your KeepCup with genuine replacement parts, you’re making a commitment to quality and sustainability. It’s a small but impactful way to reduce waste and continue enjoying a product that’s designed to last.

How do I know which replacement part I need?

KeepCup sizing is displayed on the base of all our products. Use our navigation tool to identify the replacement part by KeepCup model and material. The parts will display compatible products below, so you can check against the parts you have. Please take care when choosing size, some parts have XXS and XL options.

Why do KeepCup replacement parts cost what they do?

Because a single part goes through almost the same supply chain as a whole cup — manufacturing, quality control, warehousing, picking, packing and shipping — and none of that scales down with the size of the item.

  • Inventory complexity: Holding many small parts across a global inventory costs more per unit than holding fewer finished products.
  • Small production runs: Parts are made in smaller batches to the same food-safe standard, which costs more per piece than a full production run.
  • Built to last, not to churn: We do not mass-produce throwaway components, so there is no cheap version to fall back on.

The best value is bundling parts into one order rather than buying them one at a time — and a replaced part still costs far less than a replaced cup.