Drinkware

A woman posted on TikTok after her car caught fire, and her Stanley thermos sat in the cupholder nearly unscathed. Not only that, but the ice was still frozen. To pay her back for the free publicity, Stanley is not only sending her some cups, but it's replacing her car.

Starbucks just released a red holiday-themed Stanley 40 oz. cup, which retails for $49.95 and is reportedly flying off the shelves at Starbucks locations, as well as Starbucks locations within Target and Kroger stores. People have been waking up at the crack of dawn to get them (and in some cases sell them online).

It makes sense for a coffee chain to have things like coffee mugs, tumblers, and other branded drinkware. But a new product release at Starbucks locations in the Philippines stands out because it's not drinkware at all. It's a planner and pen combination.

YETI's latest product drop includes stackable coffee cups, small espresso-style cups, and a cocktail shaker with a lid that fits onto its extremely popular Rambler model products, turning existing tumblers into cocktail shakers on the go.

Another day of exploring the show floor and talking to decorators and printers is in the books. Today we're focusing on UV printing that looks like custom molded glass drinkware, innovations in adhesive patches on headwear, and the power of personalization.

Day one of the PRINTING United Expo in Atlanta is in the books, and boy, are our feet tired. Seriously folks, this show is huge. I know I've said that after Dallas, and then again after Vegas last year. But this one is next-level. With more than 1 million sq. ft. of show floor space…

Whether it's picnics in the park, beach vacations, or backyard barbecues, staying hydrated becomes crucial. That's where promotional drinkware comes into play. These versatile and practical items not only quench our thirst, but also serve as effective marketing tools. Staying hydrated is also vital for maintaining good health during the summer and late fall months.…

The latest must-have accessory from arguably the biggest name in hot dogs (and hot dog-shaped things) is a hot dog-shaped straw. It's simple, but clearly effective, as it has been selling out daily within nine minutes.

Tesla has already been selling very sleek Cybertruck promo beer in Europe. Now it is another step closer to selling alcoholic promotional products across the globe thanks to a trademark suit in China.

Los Angeles International Airport has now fully phased out single-use plastic water bottles, joining other California airports in Van Nuys and San Francisco, in an effort to minimize waste.