Stanley's Exclusive New Line Of Tumbler Colors Has Arrived At Target

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For those of you who enjoy using reusable water bottles, you probably either already own a Stanley product — the brand of insulated drinkware — or have considered buying one. Well, good news for anyone looking to buy a new one soon, whether you're replacing your old one or it's your first, the company has just come out with an exclusive new line of tumbler colors at Target.

These colors include Flamingo, Pink Vibes (a neon pink), Watercolor Blue, Meadow (a bright green), Geo Shapes (a white base with a pattern of colorful shapes), and Electric Yellow. A selection of the new colors is available for the 16-ounce Aerolight Transit Bottle, the 16-ounce, 20-ounce, and 40-ounce Stainless Steel H2.0 FlowState Quencher Tumbler, and the 10-ounce Stainless Steel Everyday Go Tumblers. The selection of colors vary per bottle type; for example, the Watercolor Blue is not one of the options for the 10-ounce tumbler, but is an option for the other two.

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When And Where Can I Get The New Stanley Colors?

As mentioned above, these new colors are exclusive to Target, so you won't find them on the Stanley website. You can check your local Target for availability, or check out Target's website to have your new tumbler delivered right to your door.

The new colors became available on October 22, so you can begin purchasing your new Stanley tumblers at any time -- but the sooner is probably the better. After all, given Stanley's popularity, the new colors could easily sell out. The prices range from $30 to $50, depending on the size of the bottle. A two-pack of the 10-ounce tumblers is priced at $30, as is one 16-ounce bottle. Meanwhile, the 40-ounce bottle is $45 and a two-pack of the 20-ounce tumblers is $50.

All in all, you have quite a few exciting new options to consider to keep your water cold, or your coffee hot, along with any other beverage needs you have.

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