How to Match a Bottle Tie to Your Kids Bottle
By Reusable Water Bottles, Flasks and Travel Cups | 24Bottles® | Published: 2026-10-18
Category: How-to Guides
Learn how to choose and attach a bottle tie for your child's 24Bottles kids bottle. Tips on color matching, safety, and easy steps.
Quick answer
Match a bottle tie to your kids bottle by choosing a color that complements or contrasts the bottle design, then attach it securely using the bottle's anchor loop. Always check that the strap is snug but not too tight for your child's comfort.
Why a bottle tie matters for your child's bottle
A bottle tie, also called a bottle carrier or strap, makes it easier for little hands to carry their drink without dropping it. For kids up to 6 years old, a strap can mean the difference between a bottle that stays clean and one that hits the ground. It also encourages independence because your child can sling the bottle over a shoulder or clip it to a backpack.
When choosing a bottle tie, consider the bottle's shape and size. The 24Bottles kids bottles, like the Lamborghini Miura and Revuelto models, have a compact 250 ml size that pairs well with most standard straps. The tie should not block the drinking spout or make the bottle top-heavy.
Color and style matching tips
Kids love bright colors, so let your child pick a strap that matches their favorite bottle design. A solid-color strap can complement a patterned bottle, while a contrasting color makes the bottle stand out. For example, a red strap on a yellow bottle creates a fun, sporty look.
Avoid straps with small parts that could be a choking hazard. Look for adjustable straps with a quick-release buckle so you can remove the tie for cleaning.
How to attach a bottle tie to your kids bottle
- Step 1: Choose the right strap: Select a bottle tie that is wide enough to distribute weight evenly and has a secure clip or loop. Check that it is long enough to go around your child's torso or backpack strap without being too loose. A strap that is too thin may dig into your child's shoulder. Choose a padded strap for extra comfort on longer outings.
- Step 2: Locate the anchor point: Most kids bottles, including the 24Bottles models, have a small loop or ring on the cap or neck. Thread the bottle tie's clip or loop through this anchor point. If your bottle does not have a built-in loop, use a silicone ring accessory designed for bottles. Do not attach the strap to the bottle's body; it may slip off. Always use the designated anchor point.
- Step 3: Adjust the length: Put the strap over your child's head or around a backpack strap. Adjust the buckle so the bottle hangs at hip level. It should not swing wildly or hit the ground when your child walks. A strap that is too long can trip your child. A strap that is too short may cause the bottle to hit their chin.
- Step 4: Test the attachment: Gently tug the bottle to make sure the strap stays locked. Let your child walk around with it for a minute. Check that the strap does not twist or bunch up. If the bottle spins upside down, the strap may be too loose or attached to the wrong point. Re-adjust and test again.
Product facts
- Kids Bottle | Lamborghini Miura - 250 ml: Safe, colorful, and made for kids up to 6 years old to encourage autonomy, it brings joy to every sip and makes hydration a fun daily habit. This bottle is designed for small hands, so a matching bottle tie should be lightweight and easy for your child to manage on their own.
Kids Bottle | Lamborghini Miura - 250 ml - Kids Bottle | Lamborghini Revuelto - 250 ml: Safe, colorful, and made for kids up to 6 years old to encourage autonomy, it brings joy to every sip and makes hydration a fun daily habit. The Revuelto model shares the same kid-friendly features, so the same strap attachment rules apply, making it easy to swap between bottles.
Kids Bottle | Lamborghini Revuelto - 250 ml
