Qwetch: the story began in 2010
The story of Qwetch began in 2010, when a trip to China marked a turning point. Stéphane Miquel discovered in Danian a tea culture deeply embedded in daily life.
There, loose-leaf tea is enjoyed everywhere: at home, in rice fields, at work, on public transport, in parks… alone or shared. This simplicity and consistency inspired a powerful idea: a nomadic object capable of following this lifestyle.
Back in France, this idea evolved into a new concept: the “nomadic teapot”. The goal was simple: to make it easy to brew and carry beverages while reducing single-use packaging waste.
This is how Qwetch was born, with a clear vision: to create useful, durable, and elegant everyday objects.
Qwetch’s mission: a different way of consuming
Qwetch goes beyond designing bottles and mugs: the brand is part of a broader movement encouraging more conscious and thoughtful consumption.
Its commitment is built on several pillars:
- Responsible manufacturing, with attention to production conditions and continuous improvement
- Circular design, creating long-lasting products that reduce waste
- Climate action, measuring and reducing carbon emissions
- Solidarity, supporting projects that help restore ecosystems
- Collective movement, encouraging reuse and new habits
The core idea remains the same: offering practical solutions that make change accessible, without guilt, but through simple everyday alternatives.
Qwetch at L’Envol du Colibri: a recycled stainless steel selection
At L’Envol du Colibri, we select brands that align with a softer, more conscious, and more respectful way of consuming.
Qwetch fits naturally into this vision with products designed to last and be used daily.
Our selection focuses exclusively on recycled stainless steel, a strong, safe, and durable material. This choice reflects our commitment to reducing the extraction of new raw materials while promoting truly sustainable alternatives.
In-store, you will find a selection of insulated bottles, mugs, travel cups, and accessories suited to different lifestyles and everyday moments.
The goal is not perfection, but the gradual adoption of simple, sustainable habits in everyday life.
