Some designs shout. This one simply stands still and lets you look. Ivory ribbing, deep navy, and warm gold assemble into something closer to a trophy case than a drink container.

Design Story

The eye lands first on the shield: a dark navy panel outlined in gold, set against a field of fine vertical fluting that runs the full height of the tumbler. Inside the crest, a laurel wreath frames an interlocking monogram, with a dated tournament line and two crossed rackets below, a small ball resting at their intersection. Type is centred, spaced, and unhurried. The gold sits raised against the navy, so the crest reads as engraved rather than printed, and the pale ribbing around it acts as quiet negative space. A slim nameplate near the base closes the vertical composition. Navy handle, gold hardware, cream body: three tones, no noise.

Use & Experience

On a tall tumbler silhouette, this works because the crest is a single focal panel rather than a scattered wrap. The vertical fluting exaggerates the height, the shield holds the front-facing view at eye level, and the darker handle side balances the pale body. It carries like an accessory, not a novelty.

Size & Capacity

Available capacity: 40 oz.

Restrained, club-room elegance, built to be seen from across the table.