The Complete A–Z Guide to Stanley 40oz Quencher Colors

Updated August 2026

While researching my post comparing the Stanley 40oz Tumbler to the Yeti 35oz Rambler, I thought it would be fun to make a list and collage of the different colours Stanley had produced.

That was until I realised there are now more than 300 colours and designs, including limited editions, collaborations and retailer exclusives. Still, I had started, so I finished it – and I keep adding to it as new colours appear.

This guide covers the original 40oz Adventure Quencher and the Quencher H2.0 FlowState Tumbler. I have included the year each colour was first available where I could confirm it, along with any retailer exclusivity or collaboration information I found. Some early colours are harder to document, so please let me know if you spot anything that needs correcting.

The Stanley tumbler was launched in 2016 with just a few colours, stainless steel and matte black. They added a few more colours (like flannel red, hammertone green, polar white and abyss (which is a dark blue)) to appeal to their target audience of camping people and outdoorsmen but sales didn’t really impress the company so they were considering discontinuing the cup, and did so in 2019.

Elsewhere, an Instagram account was talking about this specific cup. The Buy Guide was set up by three friends and one of them had given the others this cup because they loved the convenience of having a large cup that fitted in the car cupholder and kept drinks cold all day. Whenever they talked about the cup on their Instagram account, it would sell out quickly (these were the days when the colours weren’t very exciting and there wasn’t much stock around).

When Stanley discontinued the cup, The Buy Guide were “shocked, confused and devastated” because they had seen how their community responded when they talked about the cup. They sent a cup to an influencer who had just had a baby, who showed it off on her Instagram stories and that caught the eye of a sales manager at Stanley. Stanley still weren’t sure about promoting the cup to a different audience than they were used to so The Buy Guide ordered 5000 cups using money from their business and personal accounts and sold them direct to their audience in 5 days. Somehow, this still didn’t persuade Stanley to bring back the cup, so The Buy Guide did it again and sold out quickly. They ended up going to meet the CEO at a conference and talked to him about influencer marketing as well as advising him to set up an affiliate scheme.

In June 2020, Stanley relaunched the cup and despite issues with their website not being able to come with the huge demand, they sold out within a few weeks, with the first few days surpassing all of their expectations. The next stock drop was in November of that year and Stanley used the time to relaunch their site to be more reliable. Again, the cups sold out and keep doing so.

You can read the story of the Stanley Cup in The Buy Guide’s own words here.

Stanley 40oz Quencher Colors A–Z

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Use the search box to find a particular colour, or browse the complete gallery alphabetically. Select any cup to see a larger image, its colour name and links to retailers that may currently stock Stanley Quenchers. Availability changes frequently, particularly for limited editions and retailer-exclusive colours.

Look for the 40oz Quencher:

These links open retailer searches or product pages. The selected colour may be discontinued or out of stock.

Where to buy Stanley 40oz Quenchers

Current and recently released Stanley Quenchers can usually be found at the Stanley online store, Target, Amazon and Dick’s Sporting Goods.

Some retailers receive exclusive colours and collections. Target has released a particularly large number of exclusive designs, while Amazon, Dick’s Sporting Goods, Whole Foods and Starbucks have also carried exclusive or collaborative Quenchers.

Many older colours have been discontinued and may only be available through resale websites. Check photographs, labels and product numbers carefully when buying discontinued colours, as popular Stanley designs are frequently copied.

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Stanley Quencher colour questions

How many Stanley 40oz Quencher colours are there?

I have documented more than 300 colours and designs so far. The exact number keeps changing because Stanley regularly releases limited editions, collaborations and retailer-exclusive collections.

Does this list include discontinued Stanley colours?

Yes. The gallery includes current colours alongside retired shades, older Adventure Quenchers, limited editions and retailer exclusives.

Does the list include the Stanley Quencher ProTour?

No. I only track the original Adventure Quencher and the Quencher H2.0 FlowState Tumbler. The ProTour uses a different flip-straw lid, so I treat it as a separate version.

Which retailers have exclusive Stanley colours?

Target has carried many exclusive Stanley colours and collections. Amazon, Dick’s Sporting Goods and Whole Foods have also offered retailer-exclusive designs, while Starbucks regularly releases Stanley collaboration tumblers.

How can I identify the colour of my Stanley Quencher?

Compare your cup with the images in the gallery and use the colour search to narrow down possible matches. The label or sticker on the bottom of the cup may also include a product number that can help identify it.

Some Stanley colours are extremely similar, so compare the body, lid, handle, logo and any metallic or patterned finish rather than relying on the main colour alone.

How often is this guide updated?

I check for new 40oz Quencher colours each week and add confirmed releases to the gallery. The latest full review of this page was completed in August 2026.

Full Stanley colour tracking spreadsheet

The spreadsheet below contains the complete tracking list, including colours still awaiting a suitable gallery image.