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stanley cup target spring 2025
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Target Has Three New Stanley Cup Colors For Spring 

Nadi Meyer

Winter weather and freezing temperatures are still going strong, but cold forecasts haven’t stopped Stanley from releasing a multitude of bright new Stanley cup colors before the spring sun arrives. Just last month, the water bottle brand released a Neutral Collection featuring muted colors such as beige hue) and navy Twilight. On the more colorful end of the spectrum, Stanley also dropped  a Brights Collection for the spring season, featuring colors like Meadow green and Cherry Blossom pink. The spring Stanley cup releases aren’t stopping there, though:  the brand just released three new Target-exclusive colors that are not only stunning, but easy encouragement to stay hydrated during spring break.

What are the new spring Stanley colors at Target?

The three new Stanley colors are inspired by spring florals and refreshing sweet treats to keep you cool as the weather finally heats up. First, Stanley is dropping a new Creamsicle shade at Target, which is a peachy hue packed with nostalgia  and child-like longing for orange cream popsicles. This orange shade features a cream-colored Stanley logo for true Creamsicle vibes.

Another spring color that’s exclusive to the Target launch is Mint Julep, a cooling blue shade reminiscent of a beautiful spring day. 

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Last but not least, my personal favorite: Hydrangea Creamsicle. This new Spring Stanley cup is a gorgeous lavender that gives off major spring sorbet vibes thanks to its floral tone and peachy accents. The logos in this collection are lighter tones of Creamsicle and Mint Julep, staying true to the color line while easily complimenting the colors of the cups themselves.

What new Stanley cups are available at Target?

The new Target-exclusive Stanley Cup colors are available in the 40-ounce and 30-ounce Quencher H2.0 Flowstate Tumblers. These now-iconic tumblers have double-wall insulation to keep your drink of choice nice and cold for hours. Plus, the signature Flowstate lid has three settings for sipping, giving you the option to drink with or without the reusable straw, or seal it shut with the silicone cover. The 40-ounce Quencher H2.0 Flowstate Tumblers are available for $45 at Target, and the 30-ounce Tumblers retail for $35.

stanley cup target spring 2025
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If you’re looking for something a little smaller, the new Stanley colors are also available in the 24-ounce IceFlow Flip Straw 2.0 Bottle. These sleek bottles are known for being lighter  than most stainless steel bottles on the market, and they retail  for $35 at Target.

How can I purchase the new Target Stanley cups?

Limited-edition Stanley cup drops almost always sell out, but there are a few ways to snag this new Target-exclusive line of spring-colored Stanley cups before they’re gone. If you’re looking to purchase one of these new spring colors, you can always visit your nearest Target store and grab the Stanley cup off the shelves. If you’re unlucky in-person, you can also shop online and have the Stanley tumblers or or bottles shipped directly to you, or schedule an in-store pickup at one of Target’s many locations.  

Nadi Meyer

George Mason '25

Nadi Meyer is part of the National Writer program at Spoon University, where they focus on exploring the ever-evolving world of food trends. From viral TikTok drinks to unexpected brand collabs, they break down what’s buzzing in the food space and why it’s capturing attention. In addition to trend coverage, Nadi occasionally dabbles in recipe development, bringing a creative twist to flavors that catch their interest.

Before joining Spoon University, Nadi spent nearly a decade in retail, where they sharpened their communication skills and developed a natural flair for sales pitches. From bookstore and grocery aisles to department stores and even a stint in video game management, their work experience is as versatile as it is people-focused. Nadi graduated from Brightpoint Community College in August 2022 with an associate’s degree in General Studies and is now pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Communications with a concentration in Media Production and Criticism at George Mason University. They expect to graduate in late 2025. Their roots in storytelling run deep, as Nadi also played a key role in rebuilding the journalism program at Thomas Dale High School, where they graduated with an advanced diploma in 2017.

Outside of writing, Nadi can usually be found hanging out with their nine-year-old rescue dog, Tiger, who’s equal parts anxious and adorable. A proud member of the cozy gaming community, they unwind with titles like “Palworld,” “Fields of Mistria,” and “Stardew Valley.” When they’re not farming for virtual wheat or battling in the mines, Nadi enjoys flexing their creative muscles through crafting and digital design, often diving into Canva or Adobe Creative Suite to bring their ideas to life. Whether it’s curating vibes in a game or on the page, Nadi is always chasing the perfect mix of comfort and creativity.