In case you blinked and missed Target’s Starbucks x Stanley cups, don’t worry—Target has teamed up with Stanley again to launch several more exclusive colors, available for purchase starting October 22nd.
The new collection includes 10-ounce Everyday Go cups, 16-ounce Aerolight Transit bottles, and both 20-ounce and 40-ounce FlowState Quencher cups. Both the 10-ounce and 20-ounce cups come in packs of two and cost $30 and $50, respectively. The 16-ounce bottle costs $30, while the 40-ounce cup costs $45. All of these prices are comparable to those on Stanley’s website.
Now for the most anticipated part: the new colors. Target-exclusive Stanley colors include rich green, highlighter yellow and white, navy and light blue, hot pink and light pink, and white with a colorful geometric print. While this color choice may seem odd for a fall launch, Stanley’s products remain contenders for the title of best-insulated tumbler year-round.
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The new Target X Stanley mugs will likely sell out faster than ever before
If we’ve learned anything from Target’s previous collaboration with Stanley, it’s that Target customers love exclusive tumblers, which is why some stores have had to impose a purchase limit of five Stanley items per customer.
Regardless, barely 24 hours after the new colors hit Target shelves, social media is already in overdrive, with mug fans flocking to the nearest Target. One TikTok user joked that she immediately dragged “her husband” to Target after seeing the Stanley mugs were in stock. Dozens of commenters said they immediately pulled up the Target app—or got in their car—after watching her video. Meanwhile, other TikTok posts garnered hundreds of thousands of likes just for sharing the available colors.
So head’s up: If you’re dying to get a Target x Stanley mug this time, you’ll want to get one fast. While stock levels vary by location, many styles and colors from the new collection are already selling out and it’s only a matter of time before they’re gone.
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