Some drinkware carries a logo. This one carries a monument. The wrap reads like an engraved plaque, all raised gold linework and deep red field, built around a single crest that refuses to share the stage.

Design Story

The composition is strictly vertical and strictly symmetrical. A gold arch holds NEW YORK RED BULLS across the top, then the shield drops into the centre — navy border, white ground, twin red bulls facing a yellow sun and a soccer ball. Below it, a low-relief skyline of towers fans outward from a star, then two banner plates stack the wordmarks EST. 1994, HARRISON and RED RUNS DEEP. The palette is disciplined: oxidised gold against saturated red, with navy and white reserved almost entirely for the crest so the eye lands there first. Everything else is texture.

Use & Experience

On a tumbler silhouette this works because the focal panel sits at natural eye level, framed by the handle rather than crowded by it. The banded gold rails divide the vertical proportion into readable tiers, so the graphic still resolves from across a room. Carry presence: full statement, no apology.

Size & Capacity

Available capacity: 40 oz.

Terrace heritage, rendered as an object you actually reach for.