Silicone Manatee Tea Infuser for Loose Leaf Tea

Built to hang, built to steep

• Hangs right off the rim

  Flexible flipper arms grip the cup edge, so the infuser sits over the mug while tea steeps instead of sinking into it.

• Perforations that let tea flow

  The perforated body lets hot water pass through the leaves while keeping them inside. Fill it loosely so the leaves have room to unfurl.

• Soft matte, endlessly reusable

  Matte silicone with a sculpted face. Rinse it under warm water after each cup and skip the paper bags.

Three steps from leaves to cup

1. 1
   Fill it loosely

   Add loose-leaf tea to the perforated body. Leave room for the leaves to unfurl.

2. 2
   Hook it on the rim

   Rest the manatee on your mug so the flipper arms grip the edge. Pour hot water.

3. 3
   Steep, lift, rinse

   Lift it out when the tea tastes right and rinse under warm water.

From floaters to flipper

The floating leaf problem

You love loose-leaf tea. You do not love fishing soggy bits out of your mug at your desk. So you grab a paper bag again and feel a little defeated.

Meet your new tea companion

A dusty-blue silicone manatee with a perforated body and flexible flipper arms. Fill it, hook it on the rim, pour. Water moves through, leaves stay put.

Tea time, a little more fun

Now the pause has a face. Morning counter, office desk, mid-afternoon slump: the manatee watches your tea steep and makes you smile while it does.