Where You Can Buy The New Pastel Stanley Collection
It’s a craze. Everyone wants to get their hands on a the new Stanley tumblers. Here is where you can buy the new Pastel Stanley Collection they just announced.
This is the hottest tumbler on the market. The craze actually started back in November when a woman’s car caught on fire but the only thing that survived was her Stanley Quencher Cup. It’s still had the ice inside of it that and it wasn’t melted. After seeing this, people went crazy and wanted to have one.
Stanley sent her free cups and bought her a new car, If you were parent like all of us, then you understand how your kids have to have one of these. Kevin’s daughter puts everything from her water to her juice in the one she got from Santa and walks around with it wherever she goes. Of course, Kevin’s son wanted one of his own. The one thing that is nice is they can use them as their water bottles when they are at school. J.R.’s step daughters also received a couple of Stanley for Christmas.
The Stanley Quencher comes in a variety of colors and sizes from 14 ounces to 64 ounces. Some people have multiple colors in sizes depending on which mood they are in. There was actually a Valentine’s Day themed edition and people lined up at 3 AM just to get their hands on one of them. It was worse then Black Friday deals.
Where You Can Get Stanley’s New Pastel Quencher Tumbler Collection:
There is now another new collection they just introduced. The Clean Slate collection was launched on Stanley’s website and has sold out, but there’s one place you can get them: online at DickSportingGoods.com. There are five pastel tumblers in the collection, one with pink, teal, and orange in a flowing pattern and another with blues, green and orange. A 40 ounce tumbler will set you back $45 and the 30 ounce is $35. Get them before they are gone!
How Much Money These Cups Made The Company
The 40 ounce Stanley Cup made the company over $750 million in 2023. They sold 10 million of those Stanley quenchers. This is definitely a cup that is going to be around for a long time as people really have fallen in love with it. So, don’t be surprised if someone asks for one of these for their birthday this year. Interesting enough is that the actual company has been around for over 100 years. Obviously the Quencher hasn’t been around for that long. It started to become popular in 2017, but is now the tumbler to have.
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Brad Paisley: Never Drank
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Charles Kelley - Sober since 2022
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Shania Twain: Doesn't Drink While Working
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