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Stanley style describes the shape that took over the category: a tall 30 or 40oz insulated body with a fixed handle, a narrow base that still clears a cup holder, and a straw lid. The handle is the defining part. It changes a tumbler from something you set down into something you carry.
These use the same 18/8 double-wall vacuum construction as the rest of the collection. The trade in the larger sizes is weight: a full 40oz weighs about three pounds, which is why the handle exists.
Hand wash the body, top rack for the lid and straw, and brush the straw twice weekly. This is the single most requested gift shape in the shop right now, particularly for teachers, nurses, and graduates. 10% of every purchase is donated to a Christian ministry, mission, charity or non-profit. You are helping the Kingdom of Heaven with every purchase.
No. Stanley style describes the shape: a tall handled insulated tumbler with a straw lid. These are our own tumblers in that form.
The base is 2.8 inches and fits most standard consoles, though a full 40oz sits tall and can interfere with a gear shift.
About three pounds filled with ice and water. That weight is the reason for the handle.
30oz for most people, and for anyone carrying it in a bag. 40oz if you want one fill to last a full shift.
It is splash-resistant with the cover rotated closed, but no straw lid is fully leakproof laid on its side.
Up to two days in a closed tumbler at room temperature, which is longer than smaller sizes because of the greater volume.
Every bottle funds a well.