Stanley Cup Tumbler Costume
Stay hydrated and viral in this hilarious giant tumbler costume.
The Stanley Quencher tumbler became a massive viral sensation, known for its pastel colors, massive handle, and signature straw. Dressing up as this iconic water bottle is a fun, lighthearted choice for Halloween, parties, or group themes. The look consists of a colorful cylindrical body, a prominent side handle, and a clever lid-and-straw headpiece.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- ~45 min
- Budget
- $15–50
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What you need for a Stanley Cup Tumbler costume
Short on time? Buy it ready-made
Spirit Halloween sells the complete Stanley Cup Tumbler costume — one box instead of 7 pieces.
Monochromatic jogger set
A matching sweatshirt and sweatpants in a trendy pastel shade like soft pink, cream, or sage green.
DIY: Use any matching solid-colored sweatpants and hoodie from your closet.
Thick cardboard or foam board
Sturdy material to cut out the tumbler's signature large side handle.
DIY: Repurpose a shipping box and cut out the handle shape.
Acrylic paint
Paint matching the color of your jogger set to coat the cardboard handle.
White paper plate or foam disc
A flat, circular base to represent the tumbler's lid.
DIY: Cut a circle out of a white cardboard box.
Cardboard tube
An empty paper towel roll or lightweight plastic pipe to act as the straw.
DIY: Use an empty paper towel roll painted silver or white.
Plain headband
A simple plastic headband to mount the lid and straw assembly.
Printed Stanley logo
A printed copy of the classic winged-bear logo to attach to your chest.
DIY: Draw the logo on paper with a black marker and cut it out.
Rather not assemble it? See ready-made Stanley Cup Tumbler costumes at Spirit Halloween ↗
How to put it together
- 1
Put on your matching solid-colored sweatshirt and sweatpants to establish the cup's body color.
- 2
Cut a large 'D' shape out of your cardboard or foam board to create the tumbler's signature side handle.
- 3
Paint the cardboard handle to match your outfit's color and let it dry completely.
- 4
Secure the handle to your side or back using safety pins, heavy-duty double-sided tape, or by attaching it to a hidden belt.
- 5
Hot glue the white paper plate or foam disc flat onto the top of the plain headband to form the lid.
- 6
Paint your cardboard tube silver or white, cut the bottom at an angle, and hot glue it to the center of the lid plate to serve as the straw.
- 7
Attach the printed Stanley logo to the center chest of your sweatshirt using safety pins or double-sided tape.
Makeup & hair
Keep your makeup fresh and clean to match the wellness aesthetic. Style your hair in a sleek ponytail or a casual messy bun so the straw headband sits securely on your head.
Stanley Cup Tumbler for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up with someone dressed as a Target employee, a hydration powder packet, or a giant ice cube.
- group
- Gather a group to dress in different pastel shades to represent a limited-edition color drop.
- kids
- Use a smaller cardboard box painted like a cup with armholes cut out for an easy, lightweight kids' version.
- Plus size
- Use an oversized solid-colored hoodie or a fleece shift dress for a comfortable, breezy cup body.
- pet
- Craft a small felt cup cozy with a tiny straw attachment to secure around your dog's harness.
Tips
- Make sure the handle is securely fastened but easy to detach if you need to sit down or ride in a car.
- Keep the straw lightweight so the headband doesn't wobble or slide off your head during the night.
- Carry an actual matching Stanley tumbler as your drink container to complete the look and stay hydrated.
Stanley Cup Tumbler costume FAQ
- How do I make the handle look realistic?
- Cut two identical 'D' shapes from thick cardboard, hot glue them together for thickness, and paint them with acrylic paint that matches your clothing.
- What is the easiest way to wear this?
- A solid pastel monochrome sweatset is the most comfortable and easiest way to mimic the cup's powder-coated finish.
- Can I buy a pre-made version?
- Yes, commercial foam tunic costumes shaped like giant tumblers are available online if you want to skip the DIY steps.
Did you know? The Stanley company was founded in 1913, but its Quencher tumbler skyrocketed to viral fame over a century later thanks to social media word-of-mouth.