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Design Story

The composition is strictly centred: an interlocking orange NY monogram sits inside a raised, arch-framed focal panel, banner lettering reading NEW YORK METS above it, EST. 1962 anchoring the base. Deep navy carries the field, while antique metallic scrollwork, jewel accents and a low-relief city skyline with a bridge silhouette build the border rhythm. The palette is restrained to two speaking colours \Uffffffff navy and orange \Uffffffff with everything else pushed into tonal metal, so the monogram holds the eye without competition. It's ornamental, but disciplined.

Use & Experience

On a tumbler, that vertical proportion does the work. The banner and monogram land at natural eye level on the front-facing focal area, the skyline and crest detailing taper toward the base, and the handle side stays clear so the graphic never fights the grip. Held or set down on a desk, it reads as a single considered object rather than a printed panel.

Size & Capacity

Available capacity: 40 oz.

Quiet allegiance, styled with the precision of a keepsake.