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Tri-boro Stays Green With Stainless Steel Bottles
Water bottles seen in Kinnelon, Butler and Bloomingdale

You don't have to sacrifice trendiness to be environmentally conscious, as this week's trend proves. While stainless steel water bottles have been used for the past several years, the trendy following for them has really taken off in the past year or so.
Tri-boro residents are sporting them at the gym, walking around with them on the streets and storing them in their purses and handbags. Men have been seen toting them as well.
Now let's take a closer look at this week's featured trend:
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Trend of the Week: Stainless steel water bottles
These bottles come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes, ranging from smaller bottles for children and extra large bottles for extra storage. They also come in a wide range of prices, depending where you get them from.
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Who's Doing It: Mostly women who work out or exercise, but also environmentally-conscious people who do not want to purchase more plastic products and are able to buy less by re-filling the steel water bottles. Men use the water bottles as well, particularly bikers and hikers, but they are great to use on an every day basis and can be customized to match your every outfit based on their individual designs.
How Trendy Is It: At this point, for every plastic water bottle you see, you're sure to see a stainless steel water bottle.
Where to Buy It: These bottles are sold in many places around and near the tri-boro, including at , and at Target in Riverdale.
How Much it Costs: The bottles range in price from $9.99 to $20+.
Why Do It: Because you're going to be thirsty, but there's no need to spend money on a bottle of water while you're out when you can fill up your water bottle at home! Also because this is a greener way to quench your thirst.
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