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Stanley's Stacking Tumblers bring space-saving, organisational joy to outdoor drinking. These 470ml tumblers will keep your secret Turbo Pimm's recipe perfectly chilled (hint: add an extra slug of orange gin to the pitcher), keeping liquids cold for 4 hours and iced for up to 15 hours. The clever stacking design means they store efficiently without that precarious tower-of-glasses wobble. They’re perfect for those extended garden parties where you want something more civilised than disposable cups but more practical than precious glassware. The double-wall vacuum insulation prevents condensation rings on your furniture (because, as Larry David once said, some people just don’t respect wood), whilst the wide mouth accommodates everything from G&Ts to craft beers.
There’s a reason some names become part of our everyday language, and it’s difficult to think of many more iconic ones than Stanley. Since the invention of the steel insulated Thermos in 1913 by its founder, William Stanley Jr., millions of piping hot cuppas have been enjoyed everywhere from lunchtimes on construction sites to picnic benches all over the globe. Although a household name, they’ve never stopped pushing to make better kit, and as well as being lighter and sleeker than the original flasks, their newest range goes beyond hot drinks to offer hydration at the perfect temperature, hot or cold. All we can hope is that we look this good after 100 years.
Stanley's Stacking Tumblers bring space-saving, organisational joy to outdoor drinking. These 470ml tumblers will keep your secret Turbo Pimm's recipe perfectly chilled (hint: add an extra slug of orange gin to the pitcher), keeping liquids cold for 4 hours and iced for up to 15 hours. The clever stacking design means they store efficiently without that precarious tower-of-glasses wobble. They’re perfect for those extended garden parties where you want something more civilised than disposable cups but more practical than precious glassware. The double-wall vacuum insulation prevents condensation rings on your furniture (because, as Larry David once said, some people just don’t respect wood), whilst the wide mouth accommodates everything from G&Ts to craft beers.
There’s a reason some names become part of our everyday language, and it’s difficult to think of many more iconic ones than Stanley. Since the invention of the steel insulated Thermos in 1913 by its founder, William Stanley Jr., millions of piping hot cuppas have been enjoyed everywhere from lunchtimes on construction sites to picnic benches all over the globe. Although a household name, they’ve never stopped pushing to make better kit, and as well as being lighter and sleeker than the original flasks, their newest range goes beyond hot drinks to offer hydration at the perfect temperature, hot or cold. All we can hope is that we look this good after 100 years.
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