Reusable Stainless Steel Travel Cutlery Set with Pouch
Lunch, takeout and coffee breaks no longer mean another plastic fork. This set gives you a fork, spoon, chopsticks, two stainless straws and a cleaning brush in one natural linen pouch that sits flat in any bag. Pick silver, gold or rainbow finish, and carry the whole kit wherever you eat.
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Lunch, takeout and coffee breaks no longer mean another plastic fork. This set gives you a fork, spoon, chopsticks, two stainless straws and a cleaning brush in one natural linen pouch that sits flat in any bag. Pick silver, gold or rainbow finish, and carry the whole kit wherever you eat.
Reusable travel cutlery set in a compact linen pouch, ready to carry anywhere
- reliance on single-use plastic cutlery and straws
- forgetting utensils when eating out or on the go
- hard-to-clean reusable straws
Carry your own cutlery and skip the plastic everywhere
Stop grabbing disposable forks and flimsy straws you'll throw away in five minutes. A complete stainless set in a linen pouch goes in any bag, ready for the next meal.
Made to live in a bag, not a drawer

Mirror-polished stainless steel
The fork, spoon and chopsticks come in mirror silver, champagne gold and rainbow titanium. The polished surface wipes down with a napkin after a meal and does not hold onto the flavour of the last lunch the way plastic does. It looks like something you chose on purpose, not something you grabbed at a counter.

Straws that come with a brush
You get one straight and one bent stainless straw, each about 21.5 cm long and 6 mm across, plus a 20 cm cleaning brush. The brush fits the inside of the straw, so you can clear it at the sink in a few seconds instead of leaving it dirty in the bag until the weekend.

A pouch that stays closed
The natural linen pouch closes with a drawstring that ends in wooden beads, so it is easy to pull shut with one hand. All seven pieces fit inside, and the pouch sits flat in a tote or jacket pocket without rattling against your keys.
Rinse, dry, pack. That's the whole routine
- 1Rinse after you eat
Give the fork, spoon and chopsticks a quick rinse under the tap. A napkin wipe does the job when there is no sink nearby.
- 2Brush the straws
Push the cleaning brush through the straight or bent straw with a little warm soapy water. Rinse the straw clear afterwards.
- 3Dry them fully
Let every piece air-dry before you close the pouch. Damp linen holds smell, so this step keeps the set fresh between meals.
- 4Pack the pouch
Slide the pieces back in, pull the wooden bead drawstring closed and drop the pouch in your bag. The set is ready for the next meal.
Seven pieces, one pouch, everything covered
- Chopsticks×1
Stainless pair, 22.5 cm long, 0.7 cm wide
- Fork×1
20.5 cm long with a 2.5 cm head
- Spoon×1
20.5 cm long with a 4 cm bowl
- Straight stainless straw×1
21.5 cm long, 6 mm diameter
- Bent stainless straw×1
21.5 cm long, 6 mm diameter
- Straw cleaning brush×1
20 cm long, fits inside both straws
- Linen drawstring pouch×1
Natural linen with wooden bead pulls
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
Yes, stainless steel is a non-porous metal, so it does not soak up food the way wood or bamboo can. Rinse the pieces after each meal, dry them, and put them back in the pouch. The mirror finish is easy to wipe clean at a desk or on a bench.
Hand washing is the safe routine. Use warm soapy water and the included brush for the straws, then dry every piece fully before packing. Skip abrasive pads, which can dull the mirror polish over time.
Yes. The brush runs through the full length of both the straight and bent straws, so you can clear residue in a few seconds at any sink. Rinse the straw after a smoothie or iced drink to keep it from smelling.
Yes, the pouch holds the fork, spoon, chopsticks, two straws, the brush and the pouch itself. The pieces are between 20 and 22.5 cm long, so the set sits flat and closes with the wooden bead drawstring.
A single plastic fork is cheap, but a week of takeout lunches adds up to a pile of waste that never leaves the bin. This set costs about the same as a few weeks of disposable forks and then stops costing anything. It is also the only option here that comes with a straw brush, so the straws are worth reusing.
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