There’s something about a teddy bear that makes even an everyday accessory feel a little more charming. Maybe it’s the childhood nostalgia or maybe those cuddly characters simply make it impossible to take your shopping list quite so seriously.
If you’ve ever insisted you don’t need another water bottle, you probably know where this is going. A practical purchase is one thing, but a practical purchase with an adorable animal-themed twist? Suddenly, making room in the cabinet sounds perfectly reasonable.
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Owala 24-Ounce Special Edition Holiday FreeSip Water Bottle in Bear Hug, $34.99 at Target
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Shop It!Target’s Owala 24-Ounce Special Edition Holiday FreeSip Water Bottle in Bear Hug is that kind of temptation. Priced at $34.99, it brings a teddy bear print to the brand’s stainless steel bottle, combining a playful design with features made for everyday use. It’s part of Owala’s special-edition holiday lineup, but the bear theme makes it easy to imagine carrying well beyond the gift-giving season.
A bear design winning fans, with two ways to sip
The design is already getting attention from shoppers. One verified purchaser wrote, “Cutest Owala ever!” and said they loved the bear pattern so much that they bought two. Another called it their first Owala, explaining that the teddy bear design was what finally won them over. At the time of writing, Target’s listing showed an overall rating of approximately 4.6 out of 5 stars from 56 ratings.
Of course, the bears aren’t the only reason to give it a look. The patented FreeSip spout offers two ways to drink: hold the bottle upright to sip through the built-in straw, or tilt it back to drink through the wider opening. That flexibility means you don’t have to choose between a straw-style bottle and one you can take a bigger drink from.
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Everyday function meets gift-worthy charm
The bottle also features triple-layer insulation, a push-button flip-top lid and a carry loop that doubles as a lock when closed. Target describes the lid as leakproof, while the wide bottle opening makes room for adding ice and cleaning. Those are useful details whether you’re taking it to work, packing it for errands or bringing your own water along on a walk with your dog.
There are a couple of care details to keep in mind before making it your everyday companion. This 24-ounce bottle is intended for cold beverages, so it isn’t a replacement for your hot-coffee tumbler. The lid is dishwasher-safe, but the stainless steel bottle should be hand-washed.
For gifting, it has another small detail working in its favor: a verified buyer noted that theirs included a “To/From” tag. If you’re shopping for someone who loves animal-themed accessories—or a water-bottle collector who appreciates a playful print—that’s a sweet finishing touch to look for.
At $34.99, it’s the kind of find that lets you give something useful without skipping the fun. Just don’t be surprised if the person you intended to buy it for suddenly becomes you.
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