Stanley Midnight Glitz tumbler drops today, and it’s ‘holiday magic’

Stanley is dropping its newest tumbler color, Midnight Glitz, and the retailer is calling it “holiday magic.” It’s glittery, shimmery and perfect for the holiday season.

The limited-edition Midnight Glitz tumbler will drop today, Nov. 29, at noon Eastern on Stanley’s website. But don’t wait to purchase because we all know how fast new products run out.

The 40-ounce Midnight Glitz Quencher H2.0 FlowState tumbler is $45 (pictured above). Keep the holiday celebrations going and also stay hydrated with this black, shiny tumbler. It shimmers with an iridescent rainbow of glittery hues against the dark glossy finish. It features a sheer purple lid and straw. It’s the perfect gift for someone, or perhaps, yourself!

Stanley 40-ounce Midnight Glitz Quencher H2.0 FlowState tumbler for $45

The Stanley 40-ounce Midnight Glitz Quencher H2.0 FlowState tumbler is sure to be a conversation piece during holiday parties and it shines with rainbow glitter all while keeping you hydrated.

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The new colorway will have Stanley’s famous double-wall vacuum insulation and the FlowState three-position lid. The lid has three settings: One for the reusable straw, one without the reusable straw and the option to rotate the silicone cover shut. It off course fits in the cupholder when you’re out and about.

Remember that Stanley is having its Black Friday sale right now while supplies last. Get some of the most popular drinkware out there including the

Can I buy Midnight Glitz in other Stanley cup sizes?

Yes. The Midnight Blitz also comes in the 30-ounce tumbler for $35 and the 20-ounce tumbler for $30.

Where can I buy the new Stanley Midnight Glitz tumblers?

While Stanley sells its tumblers at other stores including Target, Cabela’s and more, the Midnight Blitz drop is happening on the retailer’s website. Your order will ship for free if it’s more than $75.

Kaylee Remington is the shopping and entertainment commerce reporter and metro reporter for cleveland.com and The Plain Dealer. Read her work online.