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Most people can be tempted into better hydration habits after investing in a water bottle - but B&M proves you don't need to spend a fortune B&M shoppers can stay both hydrated and stylish with the store’s fresh take on a cup that rivals a high-end Stanely. The budget version is also great for keeping your bank balance healthy as it's more than £40 cheaper than the popular brand which shows you don't have to make a huge investment to stay on trend. B&M was inspired by current fashion trends this season - bows and florals - to sell these "cute" and "expensive-looking" cups.
An Instagram update showcased a staff member flaunting the £3.50 double-wall drinking tumblers, which are available to grab while stocks last in B&M's across the UK. The post reads: "At just £3.
50, we're completely obsessed with these new double wall drinking tumblers at B&M." It added: "If you needed an excuse to drink more water, this is it!" Each cup is leak-proof and boasts a 550ml capacity. It features a pink lid with an integrated straw.
One design has pink bows on a soft white background, while another matches the lid's pink colour perfectly and is sprinkled with small daisies . If you’re eyeing up a legitimate Stanley cup, the Iceflow Flip Straw Tumbler is the most similar-looking one to B&M's version. It holds 900ml but costs £43 - a figure that might make B&M's alternative a little more tempting to some, reports the Mirror .
The NHS recommends that people aim for about two litres of water .
