A drinkware silhouette treated like an artifact. Purple and antique gold are stacked in tiers, and the whole surface reads as one carved object rather than a graphic dropped onto a cup.

Design Story

The composition is strictly vertical and strictly hierarchical. The interlocking LSU wordmark sits at the top of the focal panel with TIGERS beneath it in fine spaced serif lettering. Below that, a circular medallion frames a tiger head in raised gold relief, mouth open, eyes forward, ringed by small violet gem accents and fleur-de-lis motifs. The lower band shifts to an illustrated stadium bowl lit from within, then closes with clean typographic tiers reading TIGER STADIUM, DEATH VALLEY, and SATURDAY NIGHT IN DEATH VALLEY. Deep near-black ground keeps the gold from shouting; the purple lid and handle accents complete the palette loop.

Use & Experience

On the tumbler form, the tiered layout does the work a garment's placement print would. The wordmark holds eye level, the medallion anchors the visual center, and the stadium band grounds the base so the shape reads taller and steadier in hand. The wraparound texture keeps the sides from looking empty when the tumbler turns, and the front panel stays legible across a desk, a tailgate table, or a car console. Carry presence is high without being loud.

Size & Capacity

Available capacity: 40 oz.

Team identity, composed with the discipline of a collector's object.