In a crossover that feels like equal parts hip-hop tour bus and backcountry hike, Post Malone has joined forces with Stanley 1913—the venerable drinkware brand known for fueling fishing trips and your uncle’s coffee addiction—for a rugged capsule collection that brings camo to the cult of hydration.
The drop, which includes Stanley’s classic tumblers, stackable cups, and adventure-ready bottles, is wrapped in camouflage and dusted with Posty’s signature blend of cozy chaos and functional cool. It’s the kind of merch that says “I like my whiskey neat, my water cold, and my headliner slot on time.”
This collaboration drops at a curious cultural moment: Stanley has become the Gen Z hydro-status symbol of the year—TikTok’s unofficial trophy for sipping in style—while Post Malone is evolving into an Americana-adjacent lifestyle brand of his own. Between his love for beer pong, Crocs collabs, and now utility drinkware, it’s clear Posty is turning his gravelly charm into a surprisingly coherent design philosophy: comfort-core, but with edge.
Post is currently riding a commercial high following his country-leaning pivot (and recent performance at the ACM Awards), with streaming numbers soaring and a new album reportedly in the works. The Stanley team-up doesn’t just quench thirst—it pours gasoline on his quietly expanding empire of brand extensions that actually make sense.
And if you’re wondering whether the camo is meant to blend into the desert, the woods, or the merch table at a PostyFest revival—yes.