Straight black drinking straws with a smooth cylindrical profile, flat-cut ends, and individual white sleeves. The visible size is 21 cm long with a 6 mm diameter for general cold beverage service.
These black straight drinking straws are shown in both unwrapped and individually wrapped formats, with a smooth cylindrical profile and flat-cut ends. The visible measurement graphic indicates a length of 21 cm and a diameter of 6 mm. Each wrapped straw is enclosed in a slim white paper-style sleeve for single-unit presentation in foodservice settings. Supplier references commonly list 6 mm straight straws in 21 cm lengths for beverage applications, although the exact plastic resin used for this product is not confirmed from the images. The straws are suitable for cafés, restaurants, takeaway counters, beverage shops, caterers, and private label distributors serving cold drinks, soft drinks, iced coffee, juice, smoothies, cocktails, and similar beverages. Color, size, and packaging options can be discussed for OEM or wholesale projects.
| Material Appearance | Smooth black plastic appearance |
|---|---|
| Straw Type | Straight drinking straw |
| Color | Black |
| Structure | Hollow cylindrical tube with flat-cut ends |
| Surface Finish | Smooth matte-to-satin finish |
| Size | 21 cm length x 6 mm diameter shown |
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