The Tumbler That Goes Where She Goes
Share
Tumblers is the Fun & Sassy Gifts collection for the drink that never stays home. Each Whatever design wraps around a tall, sleek tumbler that rides in the cup holder, sits on the desk through three meetings and follows her to the bleachers. It is the one thing she carries all day, so it might as well have something to say.
Sweet on you
A few of these designs are pure flirtation. Whatever Melts Your Heart shows a glossy chocolate heart surrounded by ripe strawberries, and its twin, Whatever Melts Your Chocolate, is just as tempting. Whatever Kisses Your Prince stars a very hopeful green frog puckering up beside a string of red hearts. And Whatever Jolly's Your Follies introduces a Santa who has clearly been spending time at the gym, arms crossed and grinning under his hat. He knows exactly what he is doing.
Bells, lights and a famous nose
Whatever Lights Your Rudolph gives a wide-eyed reindeer his big red nose and a set of antlers that would not fit through any door. Whatever Lights Your Tree dresses an evergreen in every ornament color at once. Whatever Jingles Your Bells comes two ways, red bells tied with a bright bow or shiny gold ones, and Whatever Rings Your Bells hangs three red bells in a row like a doorbell for the holidays.
Something warm, something bold
For the woman who drinks her tea on the move, Whatever Steeps Your Tea comes in lavender, pink, mint or blue. Whatever Spice's Your Cider holds an amber glass with a cinnamon stick and an orange slice. Then the bold ones take over. Whatever Releases Your Inner Lion blazes with a rainbow-painted lion face, Whatever Roast's Your Marshmallows puts a snowman at the campfire, and Whatever Rocks Your Santa hands the big guy an electric guitar.
For the woman who is always on her way somewhere
Carpool, office, pickleball, the long line at the pharmacy. Her tumbler has seen it all. She is the one who remembers to refill it and forgets it on the roof of the car at least once a month. Picture her setting yours down at the next meeting and watching someone across the table try very hard not to ask about the frog. They will ask eventually. The frog always gets his moment.
Written by Lily. Thanks for reading.