If you were a 90s kid, there was no joy quite like racing home after school, grabbing a snack, and sinking into the couch to watch your favorite sitcom lineup. The colors were brighter, the jokes were cornier, and the freeze-frame endings? Iconic. Fast forward a couple decades, and now your after-school routine looks a little different—more like shutting your laptop, exhaling dramatically, and pouring a much-needed glass of wine. The “Saved by the Wine” tumbler bridges both eras with a wink.
This design gives a nostalgic nod to those retro sitcom aesthetics without directly referencing any trademarks—just enough shape, color, and attitude to make any 90s kid smile. It’s for the millennials who miss the days of laugh tracks, neon graphics, and teen drama that wrapped up neatly in 22 minutes. Life now? Yeah, it’s a little less tidy. So we drink. And we reminisce. And we laugh at ourselves because adulthood is basically a sitcom with worse lighting and no commercial breaks.
Whether you’re hosting a throwback night, sipping something cold during your favorite comfort show, or reclaiming the joy of nostalgia after a long day of adulting, this tumbler is the perfect companion. It’s fun, functional, and a tiny reminder that while we may not be saved by timeouts or theme songs anymore… at least we’ve got wine.
12 oz (355 ml) capacity: Perfect for wine, mocktails, iced coffee, or emotional support beverages.
High-grade stainless steel: Durable, rust-resistant, and built for long-term use.
Double-wall vacuum seal: Keeps drinks hot or cold for hours—because you will forget about it.
Curved, ergonomic shape: Comfortable to hold and aesthetically retro.
Size: 4.7″ × 3.5″ (12 cm × 9 cm).
Disclaimers:
• Not dishwasher or microwave safe. Hand-wash only.
• The Wine Tumbler lid is designed to minimize spills but is not fully leak-proof. Some liquid may escape through the sip opening or edges if tipped.
This product is made especially for you as soon as you place an order, which is why it takes us a bit longer to deliver it to you. Making products on demand instead of in bulk helps reduce overproduction, so thank you for making thoughtful purchasing decisions!
