Created Co. Insulated Cold Cup with Straw - NEW COLORS & DESIGN
Created Co. Insulated Cold Cup with Straw - NEW COLORS & DESIGN
Created Co. Insulated Cold Cup with Straw - NEW COLORS & DESIGN
Created Co. Insulated Cold Cup with Straw - NEW COLORS & DESIGN
Created Co. Insulated Cold Cup with Straw - NEW COLORS & DESIGN
Created Co. Insulated Cold Cup with Straw - NEW COLORS & DESIGN
Created Co. Insulated Cold Cup with Straw - NEW COLORS & DESIGN
Created Co. Insulated Cold Cup with Straw - NEW COLORS & DESIGN

Created Co. Insulated Cold Cup with Straw - NEW COLORS & DESIGN

$26.00

Created Co. Cold Cup made of 18/8 stainless steel, and double-walled, with vacuum insulation to keep your hot drinks hot and your cold drinks cold. Made for specialty coffee with heart and style. Comes with a no sweat design, twist on lid with straw and anti-spill straw opening.

Colors:
- Matte Hunter Green with white Royal Tar art
- Lilac with white Royal Tar art
- White with black Stonecutter art
- Sage Green with Gold Stonecutter art

  • 16 oz.
  • No sweat design
  • Twist-on lid with straw
  • Fits in your cup holder (promise)
  • Globally-minded and BPA free
  • Made for specialty coffee
  • Wash before your first use 
  • Don’t microwave. Don’t freeze. Otherwise? Have fun!

Matte Hunter Green & Lilac Royal Tar: A line drawing of the Royal Tar tale, which goes that the circus ship, Royal Tar, caught fire mid-journey between New Brunswick, Canada and Portland, Maine, on October 25, 1836, right off the coast of Stonington. With smoke billowing from the boilers and flames shooting skyward, the ship's frenzied passengers began plunging into the icy waters. Aboard the 160-ft. Royal Tar were more than 90 people and a menagerie of circus animals including 2 big lions, a Bengal Tiger, camels, snakes and a beloved elephant named Mogul. Many perished, but as legend goes, some of the wild beasts swam to nearby islands where their descendants thrive today. Be on the lookout for them!

White & Sage Green Stonecutter tube art: the same hand drawn art on our Stonecutter tubes, designed by Deer Isle local Farrell Ruppert, they feature the slabs of granite quarried out of Stonington.