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What do you get when you mix a genre-bending music icon with the internet’s favorite hydration brand? A fire collab that’s already sending fans into a frenzy. Post Malone and Stanley 1913 have officially joined forces — and yes, it’s as epic as it sounds.
Fresh off his Coachella domination and mid-Big Ass Stadium Tour, Post Malone is keeping cool in more ways than one. The 9x diamond-certified artist has dropped a limited-edition collection with Stanley 1913 that fuses Posty’s distinctive style with Stanley’s rugged, reliable drinkware. From camo-covered tumblers to a decked-out flask, this collab screams badass in every sip.
Image: StanleyIf you’ve ever wanted to hydrate like Post Malone (or just flex a cup that looks like it could survive a mosh pit) this is your moment. The Stanley 1913 x Post Malone Collection features a mix of the brand’s bestsellers in a new look that perfectly captures Posty’s Western-meets-modern vibe. You’ve got your MultiCam camouflage, your earthy Coyote brown, and all the subtle touches only true fans will spot (peep the Posty icons on the keychains).
Here’s what’s in the drop:
Post Malone x Stanley Quencher H2.0 FlowState Tumbler (40oz)
Image: StanleyPrice: $65
Post Malone x Stanley Quencher with Quencher Pouch Belt
Image: StanleyPrice: $75
Post Malone x Stanley Stacking Beer Pint (16oz)
Image: StanleyPrice: $25
Post Malone x Stanley Easy Fill Flask (8oz)
Image: StanleyPrice: $32
Post Malone x Stanley Legendary Classic Bottle + Classic Lunch Box Set
Image: StanleyPrice: $175
Bonus: On tour stops, Post is giving fans even more to cheer for with exclusive Stanley tumblers in “Post Malone Red,” “Blaze Orange,” “Coyote Brown,” and “Toast,” complete with engraved Posty Co logos.
This isn’t Post Malone’s first time stepping into the world of branded drops — he previously made waves with his playful OREO collab, which featured limited-edition cookies with his signature face tattoo designs on the creme. He’s also partnered with brands like Crocs (those sold-out spiky clogs!) and Maison No. 9, his French rosé wine label that became a cult fave.
Image: StanleyStanley, too, is no stranger to buzzy celebrity partnerships. Earlier this year, they teamed up with country star Lainey Wilson to launch bold, personality-packed tumblers. With each release, Stanley proves it’s more than just a hydration brand, it’s a pop-culture mainstay.
But the Post Malone x Stanley collection isn’t just about another pretty tumbler. “This partnership beautifully merges the innovative quality and creativity our community expects with Post’s authentic and expressive modern country aesthetic,” Kate Ridley, chief brand officer at Stanley 1913, said in a statement. Translation: This collab is both high-function and high-fashion.
Post Malone himself summed it up best: “We created something that blends a little bit of Posty with the quality Stanley 1913 is known for. Can’t wait for everyone to get theirs this summer.”
Even before the official drop, fans are clamoring to get their hands on the collection. The brand’s teaser video — featuring Post driving a school bus to pick up parents (not joking) gave fans their first peek at the bold, utilitarian aesthetic. And it’s safe to say the internet lost it.
“I need all of them,” said one commenter. “Posty and camo? Take my money now,” said another.
With prices ranging from $25 to $175, the full collection clocks in at $372. But judging by the hype, it might be worth every penny just for the flex.
The collection is available to shop starting June 16 at 12 p.m. ET, but you can join the waitlist now at stanley1913.com. Limited quantities mean you’ll want to act fast, this collab is designed to sell out.
Bottom line: Whether you’re a die-hard Posty fan, a Stanley stan, or just someone who wants a tumbler that goes hard, the Post Malone x Stanley 1913 collab delivers on all fronts. Durable? Check. Drip-worthy? Absolutely. Unexpected? Kinda — but now that it’s here, it just makes sense.
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