The present invention provides a replaceable container protective cover. The protective cover has a main body and a joint structure configured on the opposite sides of the main body for quick assembly and disassembly. The surface of the protective cover can maintain the original plain form of the material, or can be printed with graphic patterns, or can be configured with a plurality of embedding holes arranged in any form, or can even adopt a hybrid design with combination of graphic patterns and embedding holes. The embedding holes can be in any style, matched by a button body for decoration. Moreover, the button body can be an independent embedding unit, a graphic body combined with an embedding unit, or a graphic body combined with the combination of a plurality of embedding units. Based on the above-mentioned structural design, apart from heat insulation, cold insulation, and anti-collision functions, the protective cover can be freely attached with button bodies, so that the protective cover can have a variety of unique styles, offering more aesthetic and personal expression.

A water bottle holder assembly for preserving freshness of bottled water includes a cylinder that can insertably receive a water bottle. The cylinder is comprised of a light impermeable material to protect the water bottle from ultraviolet radiation thereby preserving freshness of water in the water bottle. A lid is movably attached to the cylinder for closing the cylinder. The lid is comprised of a rigid material and the lid is comprised of a light impermeable material.

A sleeve for a water bottle and a method of making a sleeve is provided. The sleeve comprising a bottle holder portion having a first plurality of elastic straps arranged to define a cylindrical center portion. The cylindrical portion has an open first end, and a second end at least partially enclosed by a second plurality of elastic straps, the open first end being sized to receive the water bottle. At least one first storage portion is provided having a third plurality of elastic straps, at least a portion of the third plurality of elastic straps extending from the first plurality of elastic straps.

A drinking receptacle holder comprising a holding portion, the holding portion providing an aperture with a variable size, and a base portion, wherein the drinking receptacle holder is configured so that a drinking receptacle can be received within the aperture of the holding portion with the drinking receptacle resting upon the base portion, wherein the base portion is configured to be pushed away from the holding portion by the drinking receptacle as the drinking receptacle is moved through the aperture of the holding portion, and wherein the holding portion is connected to the base portion such that the size of the aperture is configured to reduce as the base portion is pushed away from the holding portion.

A protective bottle enclosure includes a container having a neck, a shoulder, and a body, wherein the neck includes a plurality of threaded portions and a plurality of planar portions located intermediate the plurality of threaded portions. The enclosure further includes a removable cap from which extends a first threaded portion and a second threaded portion, the first and second threaded portions being located along opposing sides of the sidewall, and a first planar portion and a second planar portion disposed adjacent and between the first and second threaded portions. The first and second threaded portions of the cap are aligned with the plurality of planar portions along the neck when the cap is axially inserted into the container.

Glass decanters and protective shells for glass decanters are described herein. An example apparatus includes a glass decanter and a protective shell including a first shell portion and a second shell portion couplable with the first shell portion. When the first and second shell portions are coupled, the first and second shell portions form a cavity in which the decanter is to be disposed and which completely encases the decanter.

A container apparatus can receive and hold a beverage container such as a beverage can or bottle. The apparatus can include a light assembly and can be used as a flashlight. A magnet can be positioned on the outer surface of the apparatus, and the apparatus can be magnetically attached to a metal support structure.