Custom Sigg bottles at Cafe Press. Copyright: You.

Custom Sigg bottles at Cafe Press. Copyright: You.
Remember when CafePress first launched? They offered what seemed to me like a whole lot of not much, onto which you could have imprinted your website logo or your dog's photo. Because you know, everyone needs a dog photo lucite key chain. But there's so much more now.



First off, you can design your own SIGG bottles now, and right in time for back-to-school season. Indeed Sigg reusable water bottles had issues last year when their older bottles were recalled due to BPA concerns with the liners--and these aren't those. For those of you still in the market for a reusable bottle, you or your kids can personalize it with your own graphics and text, or upload photos into one of their templates. (Editor Liz's daughter seen on the one at left.) Kiddo and I designed a water bottle for him--no more mix-ups at camp!--and the quality was totally top notch. Color me converted.

While you're at it, design your own custom Sigg travel mug for savings at Starbucks, or explore options at Cafe Press like custom aprons or even custom underwear that looks pretty cute.

And if you're stuck for personalization ideas, they've got a ton of topics from which you can choose which seem endless. I checked, and you can do anything, from aardvark and bacon, to vintage tees and vuvuzelas. Seriously. - Barbara

Now save 20% off personalized gifts and items at CafePress on orders of $40 or more with code 20FOUR through 7/5. Excludes Sigg bottles, Flip Cams, and gift certificates.

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