Cheapest store to buy Stanley Cups this week and it's not Primark
STANLEY travel mugs are the viral cups everyone wants to get their hands on.
However, if you want the original Stanley Quencher cup, it doesn't come cheap – so where can you get the best deals?
The Stanley Flowstate Quencher H2.0 Tumbler blew up social media in 2023, with the popular mug often sold out in many places.
The giant cup costs £44.99, so you'll have to part with quite a bit of hard-earned cash if you want one.
You can buy the original Stanley Cup on the brand's website, as well as from suppliers such as Amazon, John Lewis and Lakeland.
However, if you think this is a bit too expensive, all is not lost as many competitors have launched dupes of the product.
Some dupes are a great alternative if you like the style of the cup but don't want to opt for the original.
We've looked around to see where you can get the best price on an original Stanley Cup and also where you can get the cheapest dupes.
Original Stanley Flowstate Quencher H2.0 Tumbler
Stanley's website sells the Flowstate tumbler for £44.99 and it comes in a range of colours.
If you purchase directly from the website you can choose from rose quartz swirl, polar swirl, rose quartz and cream.
There is no doubt about how much customers love the original product as it has a five-star review.
One customer even wrote, “Everyone needs to buy one now!!!!”
Another described it as “The best cup in the world”.
Outdoor store Blacks has the cup in pink and also in a dark gray version, there is not much difference in price at £45.
Amazon also showed the Flowstate tumbler online, we only found the cream version in stock for £47.40.
Other retailers such as Urban Outfitters and John Lewis do stock Stanley products, but show that the Flowstate Tumbler is out of stock.
Meanwhile, shoe retailer Foot Asylum has stock of the pink tumbler for £44.99, which is the same price as the Stanley website.
Please note that if you purchase from online retailers, you may be charged additional delivery fees depending on the size of your order.
Standard delivery on the Stanley website is £4.95.
After some digging around on the internet, it turns out that there isn't much of a price difference at all when it comes to buying the original Stanley.
However, things are constantly changing, so it's best to make your own comparisons and shop around when you're ready to buy to make sure you're getting the best deal.
You can use price comparison sites like Google Shopping to compare the cost of items from different sellers.
Cheapest dupes of the Stanley Quencher tumbler
Bargain stores such as Primark, The Range and Home Bargains all have dupes of the original Stanley.
While the cups may not have all the functionality of the original product, there are some decent alternatives.
We put several Stanley Cup dupes to the test and the winner was a fraction of the cost.
The cheapest dupe we could find is in the popular discounter Home Bargains.
The retailer has a travel mug called the “Hydrate 40oz tumbler” for just £4.99, which is a whopping £40 cheaper than the original Stanley.
It comes in four colors including light pink, dark pink, light gray and dark gray.
The Range also has a version called the “Nitro” rocker arm, which is slightly more expensive, but still less than a tenner at £7.99.
If you order from The Range's website there is no guarantee of which style you will receive, so please keep that in mind before purchasing.
Popular clothing store Primark has a slightly smaller version which is perfect if you want something easier to take with you.
The larger travel mugs can become quite heavy when filled with liquid, so this can be a good option for children and only costs £8.
TK Maxx has one that is a little more expensive (€16.99) but is still much cheaper than the original and comes in a sparkling gold colour.
However, you have to be quick, because shortly after we spotted it online, it was sold out again.
For those who can afford to pay a little more but don't quite want to hit The Stanley's price point, Amazon has a brand called Sole Cup on its website.
When we tested the Sole Cup it was found to be closest in functionality to the Stanely Flowstate tumbler and costs £30.
The Sole Cup also has its own website where you can view the full range and colors.
At the moment it also has a three-for-two offer on everything on its website, so if you're looking for more than one it might be worth taking a look.
Find out more about where to buy the viral Stanley Quencher in the UK.