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The Accordion Paper Cup Concept is Easy to Carry

The Accordion Paper Cup concept has been designed by Shenzhen Samore Design & Research as a packaging solution that aims to transform the functionality of the humble to-go coffee cup.

The cup is characterized by its namesake paper construction that is rigid enough to work as a way to hold coffee or tea, while still being recyclable after use. The cup is paired with an accordion-style sleeve that will work to keep the hand of the holder protected from heat and can extend upwards to reveal a set of small handles. This will enable the cup to be easily carried between locations without the need for a conventional tray or bag.

The Accordion Paper Cup concept is imagined in a variety of simple yet modern color options for a touch of added style.
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Packaging Solutions - Innovations like the Accordion Paper Cup highlight the growing trend towards eco-friendly packaging that maintains practical functionality.
2. Compact Convenience Products - The collapsible nature of the Accordion-Style Coffee Cup reflects a trend in designing everyday items to be more portable and space-efficient.
3. Multifunctional Design - Combining a protective sleeve and carrying handles into one design, the Accordion Paper Cup illustrates the trend of creating products with multiple integrated uses.
Industry Implications
1. Food and Beverage Packaging - The Accordion Paper Cup represents a disruptive innovation in the food and beverage packaging industry by offering a more convenient and eco-friendly alternative.
2. Eco-friendly Products - The recyclable materials and multifunctionality of the cup align with the industry's move towards sustainable and environmentally responsible product designs.
3. Consumer Convenience Goods - By addressing both portability and usability, the Accordion Paper Cup concept contributes to the industry's focus on enhancing consumer convenience through smarter designs.

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