The Colourway: Coded
One finish, and the name explains itself once you look at the shirt.
Juventus are identified by stripes rather than by a word. Black and white, repeating, recognisable at a distance and in a photograph with the crest cropped out. Very few clubs can be named from a pattern alone, and a pattern that names a club is functioning as a code rather than as decoration. Coded is the finish built on that idea.
It is also the reason there is one colourway here instead of three. Two colours leave nothing to vary. A second version would only be a worse arrangement of the same two, so the collection commits to one and gets it right.
Two Formats
A bottle, with a lid that closes for a bag, for water you want to still be cold at four in the afternoon.
A tumbler, with a straw lid, for a desk or a passenger seat where you are drinking from it steadily rather than carrying it about.
Those two are the entire collection. Both are made for cold drinks, and neither is a coffee vessel, so if what you want is the Coded finish on something hot, it does not exist. Rather than talk around that: travel mugs and flasks are where the hot-drink formats live, in the standard finishes.
What the Two Walls Actually Do
No ice compartment, no gel, no power. Two skins of steel with the air pumped out of the space between them, leaving so little to conduct heat inwards that ice put in before work is still ice by mid-afternoon.
Which is why a club bottle earns its place in July and why the Coded finish is worth having on something you use rather than shelve.
Made Once
Agreed with the club as a single production run. It is not restocked and it does not come back in a later season. With one finish and two pieces, what is listed today is all of it, so a size you want is worth taking now.
Built for Life, Built to Last
Grade 18/8 steel, vacuum sealed between two walls, with the standard Stanley 1913 guarantee behind it.
Elsewhere on the Site
Every club partnership is listed under Football. The unbranded equivalents of these two pieces sit in water bottles and tumblers.