NEW - DOPPER INSULATED

Burning flames, ice crystals on your screen, the new Dopper Insulated is here! With this bottle you save our oceans from plastic pollution. And this is always cool. Or hot.

DOPPER X UNROBE

Would you like to tattoo your commitment to clean oceans on your forehead, but are you too scared of needles? Then we have the perfect solution for you. Meet our very limited clothing line. How obvious do you want it to be? You support our mission. You have never been more in sync with the ocean. A sustainable t-shirt or sweater that matches your radiant aura. Your flip flops hardly touch the sand when you roam the coastline looking for discarded plastic. The Dopper wave is your superhero logo. Chest out. Let’s save our oceans!

Paradise collection

Jump into our brand new Perfect Paradise Collection.

Dopper Blog

At Dopper we don’t only want to live a sustainable lifestyle, we want to celebrate it! Here’s how you can live a sustainable lifestyle that’s both necessary and fun.

Nepal Stories

Dopper Foundation travelled to Nepal to gain a better understanding of the water & plastic situation and to meet local Changemakers!

Water bottle on a mission

Dopper wants to live in a world where people are aware of the environment, where we actively reduce single-use plastic waste, and where everyone, close to home and far away, has access to safe and fresh drinking water.

We strive to achieve this goal by:

CREATING ACTIVE CONSCIOUSNESS REGARDING SINGLE-USE PLASTIC WASTE

PROVIDING SUSTAINABLE DESIGN FOR WATER BOTTLES

SUPPORTING SAFE DRINKING WATER PROJECTS WORLDWIDE

JUMP IN

Spread the message with your own Dopper. Single-use plastic bottles are not necessary, and are directly responsible for a lot of waste.

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Updates

Dopper is one of the first to become ‘Great Place to Work Certified’

Dancing in the kitchen, random pats on the back in passing, singing from the toilets and toasting with every...

Changemaker Challenge – finalist Amy Mooijman

You separate your waste, you don’t use plastic bags in the supermarket and you’re steering clear of single-use water...

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