What Is in the Collection
Insulated stainless steel in club colours, across the formats people actually use every day.
PSG water bottles for carrying cold water into a stadium and out again. Tumblers with straw lids, which are the ones that end up in a cup holder. Both are double-wall vacuum insulated, so a drink filled at home is still cold at half time.
The steel is the same steel Stanley 1913 has used since 1913. Only the outside is different.
Paris, Between Matches
Football in this city is not only a Saturday. It is a subject at a café table, an argument on a métro platform, a thing people carry with them through an ordinary week.
That is what a bottle is for. Not the moment of the goal, but the eleven thousand minutes either side of it, most of which involve being thirsty somewhere inconvenient.
Taking It to a Match
Most grounds allow a sealed non-alcoholic drink in a reasonable size, and refuse cans and glass. A steel bottle you filled at home usually gets in where a bought drink does not. Check your ground's own rules before you travel, because they differ and they change.
A Limited Collection
This is a single production run made with the club. When it sells through it is not repeated, and a club collection is one of the few things on this site where that is literally true rather than a marketing line.
Built to Outlast the Shirt
A replica shirt has a life of about two seasons before the sponsor changes or the kit does. A vacuum-insulated steel bottle does not have a season.
That is the argument for this collection over most club merchandise: in five years the shirt will be in a drawer and the bottle will be in your bag. Straws, boots and covers are stocked separately and sized by capacity, so the parts that wear are the cheap ones.
More from Stanley 1913
The rest of the football collections are under Football. For the same insulation without the club, see water bottles and tumblers.