Independent provisions for everyday excursionsDepartment of Thirst · Est. 2026

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Issue No. 01The everyday excursionLondon · Paris · New York

A woman in Notting Hill carrying the burgundy Bureau bottle with its new crest and different strap characters — 01 / LondonAn excellent place to start.

Bureau of Provisions crest: a reading greyhound and tennis-playing leopard

Department of Thirst

For the pleasantly
unplanned.

A favourite corner. A longer way home.
A rather well-provisioned bottle.

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A woman outside a Paris florist holding the small marshmallow-pink bottle with turquoise accents — 02 / ParisNo particular hurry.

A small provision.A splendid day out.Water, wherever.

A note from the Bureau

Take your water.
Leave room for a detour.

We’re designing a bottle to accompany the everyday: the commute, the café, the walk that becomes an afternoon. Thoughtful drinking details, a carry strap, and just enough character to make it yours.

01 / The bottle

A little more resourceful.

Two ways to sip.
One way to cool the afternoon.

Open bottle beside the Seine, showing the broad stainless drinking spout and folding straw

I

A proper drink.

A broad stainless-steel spout with a softly rounded lip. For a well-earned pause.

The chug spout

A runner in Brooklyn raising the bottle so its short metal straw meets his lips

II

A leisurely sip.

A slender, curved stainless mouthpiece that folds under the clear hood. Sip, then carry on.

The folding straw

A woman pressing the small rear spray button for a cooling mist on a hot Paris afternoon

III

A welcome mist.

A dedicated spray button for a refreshing moment when the city turns up the heat.

The mist spray

A woman carrying the burgundy bottle over her shoulder on a long strap, with the greyhound on the left and leopard on the right

Field study / Marylebone, London

02 / The art of travelling light

A bottle.
A strap.
Off you go.

In your hand, over your forearm, or with our longer shoulder-strap concept. Leave a hand free for a book, a coffee, or an unexpected find.

Monocled greyhound reading a book — Left / The reader

Spotted leopard wearing a headband and holding a tennis racket — Right / The player

Two distinct characters. One shared sense of adventure.

A closer look at the details ↗

03 / Dispatches from the city

Collected along the way.

Thirteen moments. Three cities.
A few very good detours.

Woman in SoHo with a navy bottle and reading-greyhound cap — New YorkNo. 01The SoHo strollNavy & a favourite cap

Man holding a sage Bureau bottle on the South Bank — LondonNo. 02South Bank pauseSage by the river

Woman at a Paris café with an ivory bottle — ParisNo. 03A table for oneIvory in Saint-Germain

Runner sipping through the short stainless straw in Brooklyn — New YorkNo. 04The Brooklyn circuitA sip along the way

Woman with burgundy bottle and embroidered crest knitwear — LondonNo. 05Notting Hill, naturallyBurgundy & a familiar crest

Woman beside the Seine showing the open bottle lid and stainless spouts — ParisNo. 06Beside the SeineA blue-grey afternoon

Man holding the forest-green bottle in Covent Garden — LondonNo. 07The Covent Garden stopA little forest green

Woman with a taupe bottle among autumn leaves in Central Park — New YorkNo. 08An autumn appointmentCentral Park in golden light

Woman at a Paris florist with a small pink-and-turquoise bottle — ParisNo. 09The pink departmentMarshmallow meets turquoise

Woman carrying her bottle by its short strap in the West Village — New YorkNo. 10On the way somewhereHand carry, West Village

Woman carrying a burgundy bottle by its strap over her forearm — LondonNo. 11Bookshop businessA bottle on the forearm

Woman pressing the rear mist button on a hot sunny day in Paris — ParisNo. 12A sunnier dispositionA press. A refreshing mist.

Woman carrying the burgundy bottle over her shoulder with the long strap — LondonNo. 13The longer way homeThe shoulder-strap concept

Campaign imagery explores our bottle design, colourways, and strap variations. AI-generated scenes; final product details may evolve.

04 / The particulars

Character, in the details.

Actual Blender design close-up showing the new full crest, reading greyhound on the left strap and tennis leopard on the right — Design study No. 43 / The crest & its companions

A rounded welcome: Softly curved stainless drinking lips, designed with the everyday sip in mind.
Under one hood: A clear hinged cover brings the drinking parts together, with an oval front latch.
A pair of personalities: The reading greyhound takes the left strap. The tennis leopard takes the right. Both belong on the crest.
A considered palette: Ivory, navy, sage, forest, and burgundy — with a playful detour through marshmallow pink and turquoise.

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