Where to Buy the Internet-Famous Stanley Tumbler

If aesthetics and hydration is your goal, then you may as well start your search at the source. This travel tumbler will keep hot contents steamy for seven hours or cold for up to 11, plus it’ll keep ice frozen for up to two days. Furthermore, there are a whopping 18 different colors, all of which can be customized with text, a monogram, or a graphic, and each one is made of 90 percent recycled stainless steel, so you can sip sustainably.

Nordstrom sells the same Quencher in five shades, from a more neutral black and gray to a more noticeable “alpine” green and sky blue. There’s something appealing about buying something that’s traditionally rugged at a shiny department store, no?

REI sells this campground-to-quiet-luxury pick as well, and you can get it here in a rainbow of colors. And since there’s a lifetime warranty up for grabs, you can take this with you if you ever decide to go trekking one day in the distant future.

Anthropologie probably isn’t the first place that comes to mind when you think of stainless steel water bottles, but perhaps its presence among Capri Blue candles and boho clothing should tell you just how trendy this item has become. It comes in black, gray, cream, and rose here, which is still very on brand.

Yup, the Stanley tumbler has also made its way to Urban Outfitters, and there’s even one with a shiny stainless steel exterior up for grabs. It gives off a “maybe I do, maybe I don’t” vibe toward spending time outside.

Amazon sells a ton of Stanley tumblers in a range of styles, sizes, and colors (including yes, the Quencher) so it’s possible to get the exact one that fits your car’s cup holder.

Chip and Joanna Gaines’ Magnolia brand at Target also got in on the trend, and you can pick up one of six nature-inspired colors online or in-store.

If you’re cruising the aisles of Walmart, you may have also noticed the many different varieties of Stanley tumblers available — which might come in handy to rehydrate you once you’re back in the car! If you’re shopping online, be sure to double check that you’re buying from Walmart and not its third-party sellers where reviewers say are ripe with fakes.

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The Hydro Flask All-Around Travel Tumbler comes in either a 40-ounce or 32-ounce size in six different colors on Amazon. You’ll still get that ergonomic handle and insulation, plus the size fits most cup holders.

The Yeti 30-ounce Rambler makes a solid dupe, thanks to its kaleidoscope of colors and the fact that it’s insulated — even though it doesn’t hold as much liquid as the Quencher. You can customize this cup with a handle and lid, too. And if you’re looking for a Yeti dupe, it exists!

If aesthetics are as important as hydration, then you can sip stylishly while using this color-blocked tumbler from Owala. It holds 40 ounces and comes with a locking lid and straw.

You’ll find Stanley dupes alongside the real deal at Target, where its monochromatic Simple Modern tumbler comes in four pastel shades and an ergonomic handle.