We carry a wide range of plastic straws so you can match them to your drinks and cups.

• Disposable: Flexible bendy straws, cocktail/stir straws, and larger jumbo/giant options for thicker drinks.
• Reusable: Hard plastic straws in standard and extra-long lengths, often with cleaning brushes and stopper rings.
• Sizes: Common lengths include 9–10.25 in. for everyday cups and 12–14 in. for large tumblers and jugs.
• Packaging: Individually wrapped or unwrapped packs, depending on your needs.

Availability can vary by location. Use filters to sort by length, diameter, color, and pack size, and choose pickup or delivery if it’s convenient.

If you’re moving away from single-use, there are several reusable straw options to consider:

• Silicone: Flexible and comfortable on teeth; some can be trimmed to length.
• Stainless steel: Very durable and great for cold drinks; available straight or bent.
• Glass: Lets you see inside while cleaning; typically includes a brush.
• Reusable plastic: Lightweight and travel-friendly, often with stopper rings.

Look for details like included cleaning brushes, dishwasher-safe notes (if applicable), and the length/diameter that matches your cup. Many options come in extra-long sizes for big tumblers and wider diameters for smoothies or boba-style drinks.

Match both length and diameter to what you’re drinking and the cup you use.

• Diameter: About 5 mm (often called jumbo) works for water, soda, and juices. Around 8 mm (giant) suits smoothies and milkshakes. Wider options near 10 mm are helpful for boba-style drinks and toppings.
• Length: 9–10.25 in. pairs well with standard cups; 12–14 in. helps with 30–40 oz tumblers or larger jugs.
• Fit: Check the product specs for exact length and width, and consider stopper rings for travel lids.

When in doubt, measure your cup height and choose a straw that extends comfortably above the lid.

A few simple steps can keep reusable straws in great shape:

• Rinse promptly: Swish with warm water after use to reduce buildup.
• Brush inside: Use a cleaning brush with mild soap; feed it through from both ends.
• Dishwasher use: Only if the product page notes it’s dishwasher safe; top-rack placement is commonly suggested.
• Material care: Handle glass carefully; avoid abrasive cleaners on metal; keep silicone/plastic away from high heat unless specified.
• Dry fully: Air-dry upright to prevent moisture odors.

Inspect regularly and replace if you notice cracks, warping, or persistent residue.

Start by matching your cup and lid setup:

• Measure length: Note the cup height and how much straw you want above the lid. Extra-long options (12–14 in.) help with large tumblers.
• Pick a diameter: Choose slimmer for water/soda or wider for smoothies and boba-style drinks.
• Check features: Stopper rings can prevent pull-through; angled ends may suit flip or travel lids.
• Review specs: Product descriptions often call out compatible ounce sizes and dimensions.

Filters let you sort by material, length, and width. If you’re unsure, multipacks or trim-to-fit silicone styles can offer flexibility.