Updated Dec. 04, 2023
Stanley and Pendleton partner up to explore their Pacific Northwest roots, bringing a collection of colors and textures to their thermos, coffee and barware catalog.
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If you’re a fan of Stanley’s water bottles or Pendleton’s Southwestern-style wool clothing and housewares, it’s an exciting day! The popular outdoor brands collaborated on a new collection that brings together the functionality of Stanley’s cult-favorite tumblers (like the editor-reviewed Stanley Quencher) and the effortless natural style of Pendleton’s iconic patterns.
Even better, the entire line supports the National Park Service and Wildland Firefighter Foundation. We’re excited to stock up on these timeless patterns, and even more excited about the collaboration’s efforts to benefit and protect America’s most treasured spaces. As an avid camper, I plan to bolster my existing camping gear with these timeless, high-quality designs before they’re gone.
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An iconic blend of Pacific Northwest-inspired patterns with names like Rob Roy Buffalo Check, National Park Stripe, Wildland Heroes and Yakima Camp Stripe are the hallmark of the collection. These outdoorsy motifs fit right in with the variety of styles offered in the existing Stanley drinkware and camping gear catalog.
Several of the five items released in the collection come in multiple colorways, so it’s easy to find something that seamlessly blends with existing gear. Shop the entire collection below, and be sure to snag your favorites early. We expect these finds to sell out fast.
Stanley’s classic bottle gets a makeover with the release of the 1.5-quart classic bottle in Rob Roy Buffalo Check. Built out of durable stainless steel, this made-to-go-anywhere vacuum-insulated bottle offers a double-walled design that keeps drinks cool for up to 35 hours, or iced for up to six days.
A collapsible handle makes it easy to grab when it’s thrown in with other camping gadgets. Secure the last bottle you’ll ever need today for $65.
Also available in Rob Roy Buffalo Check, Wildland Heroes and Yakima Camp Stripe and retailing for $59.50, the classic bottle in National Park Stripe features bold bands of color on a classic white base. Not only does it keep hot drinks hot for up to 28 hours, but it also comes with a leak-proof lid. Toss it into the cooler on the Parkit Voyager chair and hit the trail—zero messes guaranteed.
Become king of the backcountry with the trigger-action travel mug in Wildland Heroes for only $39.50. A button on the back of the lid opens up the spout for one-handed drinking. It’s an essential addition to any outdoorsman’s weekend bag since it’s the perfect single-handed companion for hunting trips, fishing and hiking.
Jazz up the tent or job site with more options in Rob Roy Buffalo Check, National Park Stripe and Yakima Camp Stripe, or opt for the Wildland Heroes style to sport the serene mountain design.
Cowboy coffee is a rite of passage for any avid camper, and the perfect pour-over set in Yakima Camp Stripe is the ideal brewing method. Inexpensive at only $39.50, the set comes in a choice between the colorful Yakima Stripe or natural Wildland Heroes patterns. It arrives with a durable pour-over device, filter and lidded coffee mug.
Simply heat up water over the campfire (or Biolite Campstove 2), load up medium-grind grounds right into the pour-over device and then pop the device on top of the included mug. Pour over the hot water when it’s ready and voila—a perfect cup of Joe on the go.
Swap that ugly red solo cup with this stacking beer pint two-pack and bring the local bar right to the campsite. Double-walled insulation and stainless steel construction ensure long-lasting chill with zero risk of rust or shattering. The duo retails for $49.50. That’s a small price to pay since this durable set will make the camping checklist year after year.
Originally Published: May 03, 2023
