Joanna Gaines’ Owala Water Bottle Colors Are So Cottagecore & Pretty—I’m Buying Them All
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I’m obsessed with my Owala water bottle; it keeps water ice cold for hours, is perfect for on-the-go use, and is incredibly aesthetic. I rely on it so heavily that I was recently tempted to purchase another—then I saw that Joanna Gaines’ exclusive Target brand collaborated with Owala to release a bunch of new colorways. Consider me completely sold on buying at least a second bottle now.
Hearth & Hand with Magnolia, a brand created by Chip and Joanna Gaines, offers a wide range of lifestyle and home products at Target, including tableware, home decor, and furniture. In my humble opinion, everything gives off major cottagecore vibes and is perfect for those who love soft, muted neutral colors.
The brand has brought the same simple yet chic influences to its collaboration with Owala. The special-edition releases include a mix of checkered print (similar to a picnic blanket), solid and metallic color designs in Owala’s standard 24 ounce and 16 ounce sizes.
For those who’ve yet to experience an Owala water bottle, here’s a little snapshot of why the design has become a cult favorite, right alongside Stanley. Each bottle has a patented FreeSip spout that allows water to be sipped upright through the built-in straw or tilted back for swigging. It features an ultra-protective push-to-open lid that never leaks and a carry loop that locks the top in place for extra security while doubling as a convenient handle. In addition, it has double-wall insulation to keep drinks cold for up to 24 hours—a feature I can personally vouch for.
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As with any exciting collaboration, some of the options have already sold out—the collection officially dropped at Target on February 9. Don’t fret, though—there’s still several bottle designs up for grabs, including a couple of my favorites (one of which will be added to my cart ASAP).
