During the pandemic, the rise of the Stanley Cup moms was splashed all over social media. Most influencers and content creators were either sipping from their tumbler or had one sitting proudly in the background. There are other brands of reusable mugs and tumblers, of course, but Stanley was the go-to for a lot of people, particularly women. It wasn’t just about staying hydrated. It became a lifestyle statement, a collector’s obsession, and for many, a whole personality.
Now the brand is looking to expand its market with its first-ever bag, the Stanley 1913 Vitalize Macro Method Tote. While the main selling point of this bag is that it can carry your tumbler, it’s built to carry much more than just a water container. Think of it as a home for pretty much everything else you need to get through your day. The way it’s designed means it can match any lifestyle, whether you’re heading to the office, the gym, or just running your errands.
Designer: Stanley
The whole idea behind reusable tumblers is to always have water (or your favorite beverage) with you wherever you go. But sometimes, the bags we use aren’t sturdy enough to carry them around, so we just leave them at home. This bag from Stanley solves that particular problem with a tumbler securing belt and pocket, which is compatible with the 40-ounce Quencher® ProTour or Vitalize Shaker and gives you easy access to them whenever you need a sip. You could probably use other brands or models as well, but if you’re buying the Stanley bag, chances are you’re already a Stanley person anyway.
Other than that, there’s plenty to like about this bag, especially if you’re the type who prefers just one carrier for all your essentials. It has a zippered main compartment that provides secure and spacious storage for all the bigger items you need to haul around. There’s also an interior laptop sleeve to keep your laptop and other gadgets safe and scratch-free. You’ll also find an easy-access zippered front pocket for things you may need to grab on the go, like your keys, lip balm, or earbuds. And if that’s still not enough, there’s a foldaway interior Vitalize Macro Container pocket for when you need even more organization.
For something that’s meant to carry a hefty 40-ounce tumbler, the bag is naturally made from durable materials. Even better, it uses 100% recycled fabrics, so you can keep your carbon footprint low without compromising on style or durability. You can carry it as a handbag or a shoulder bag since it comes with both hand and shoulder carry straps. It holds nearly 28 quarts of capacity but sits at a slim 5.12″ depth, so it won’t get too bulky or cumbersome which is a nice balance for everyday use.
There are, of course, plenty of other bags on the market that offer similar features, but if you’re already a Stanley loyalist, this feels like a pretty natural next purchase. The minimalist design will also appeal to those who prefer their bags to be clean and unfussy. It comes in three colors: Black, Rose Quartz, and Sage Grey. This keeps things simple and versatile, easy to pair with just about anything in your wardrobe. It’s not trying to be flashy, and honestly, it doesn’t need to be.
At $110, the Stanley 1913 Vitalize Macro Method Tote is more than just a bag. It’s the natural next step in the Stanley lifestyle. Whether you’re a long-time collector who’s been following the brand since the tumbler craze first took over your feed, or someone who’s just discovering what all the fuss is about, this tote feels like a thoughtful extension of everything Stanley stands for: durability, functionality, and just the right amount of style. It’s the kind of bag you’ll reach for every single day, and if you’re anything like us, you’ll probably want one in every color.
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