Klean Kanteen Contest Winner Announced

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March 16, 2010 • 4:54 pm PDT
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A few weeks ago we issued a call for designs for the GOOD Earth Day Klean Kanteen bottle. We were flooded with amazing submissions. In the end we picked 10 finalists (which you can see here) and then opened the selection of the winner to a public vote.

Congratulations to Sarah Moore, whose beautiful and simple design carried the day. Her design will appear on the GOOD Earth Day Klean Kanteen bottle, and we'll send her five of them.

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Here's how the voting shook out:

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We'd like to thank all the participants for their incredible submissions and the people at Klean Kanteen for all their help. Also, apologies for any confusion about how the selection would work. We'll be clearer about that in the future. Happy (early) Earth Day!

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