Popular water bottle launches special Oasis collection as band take to Wembley
The Gallagher brothers are currently on their world-famous reunion tour, which is continuing with five shows at Wembley before the band head up to Edinburgh in August. And fans looking for Oasis merch are in luck, as iconic water bottle brand Chilly's has just released a full range in celebration of the long-awaited Oasis reunion.
From coffee cups and water bottles costing £40 to cutlery sets at £25, those shopping for all things Oasis are in for a treat. Chilly's is renowned for its top-quality products, particularly the wide range of water bottles which are 100 per cent leak-proof and can keep drinks cold for 24 hours, according to the retailer's website.
There are two Oasis water bottles available in the new range, which both cost £40. One is a sleek black bottle with the famous song lyric 'don't look back in anger' written down one side, and the Oasis logo on the back.
Another option is a white bottle branded with the band's instantly recognisable logo in red.
The bottles are made with 100 per cent stainless steel, and can keep drinks cold for a whole 24 hours or hot for 12 hours.
Also available is a black travel coffee cup, decorated with the band's logo in white, which can keep drinks hot for up to four hours, costing £40.
Those heading to festivals this summer may be tempted by the Chilly's Oasis cutlery set, which is £25 and comes in a sleek black case with the Oasis logo printed in white.
But those considering alternative Oasis merchandise may go for Debenhams' Oasis Tshirt, which is currently on offer for £30 and comes in the same style as the black water bottle and travel mug, with the white logo printed on the front.
Or those looking for something smaller may go for this cute Oasis keyring for £12, also on Debenhams. If you're happy for a non-Oasis themed water bottle, the Ninja Thirsti comes in multiple sizes and costs £34.99, while the viral Stanley Cup in a massive 1.2 litre size remains a best-seller on Amazon at £32.
But Chilly's is a widely respected brand with some amazing reviews for its products, particularly water bottles.
One happy shopper said on Trustpilot: "As a repeat buyer (this is my fourth one!), I can confidently say this is the best water bottle out there. I was looking for a 1000ml bottle but was hesitant, worrying it would be too heavy and bulky for daily use.
"I was completely wrong! It's surprisingly manageable and has helped me stay hydrated.
"The best feature is the flip-top lid; it's incredibly convenient and makes sipping throughout the day effortless. On top of its great functionality, the bottle is durable, easy to maintain, and has a sleek, modern design. If you're on the fence, just get it."
Yet a less happy shopper said of the brand's coffee flasks: "Having spent £42 on what is technically a flask, I had higher expectations, it leaks if tilted only slightly and the mouth hole is so tiny I can just about drink from it. Only good thing is it keeps the drink hot but overall very disappointed."
But another pleased customer added: "I had previously brought a Chilly's bottle several years ago which I sadly lost however this series 2 bottle had been a great replacement.
"Whilst keeping any drinks cold for 24 hours or more it also has a rubber surface that means its silent when placing it on a table.
"Its a great bottle I use it all the time."
The Oasis collection is available on the Chilly's website.
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