Target Is Selling Beautiful Ribbed Tumblers That Look Identical to a West Elm Style More Than 2x the Price
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It might surprise you to learn that as far as retailers go, Target is one of the oldest. What originally began as Goodfellow Dry Goods in 1902 has since morphed into the trendy, bullseye-themed wonderland we know and love today—and they’re still finding ways to reinvent themselves. Whether they’re turning out splashy collabs with everyone from Tabitha Brown to Joanna Gaines or keep us coming back to see what’s new and exciting in the Bullseye Playground, there are more than a few reasons to spend your hard-earned cash at Target.
Even better than the incredible products littering the chain’s shelves, though, are the more or less affordable prices on everything from retro-inspired coolers to stunning iridescent beverage dispensers. And with summer hot on our heels, saving money is more important than ever—especially if we plan to host Great Gatsby-level dinner parties all season long. Thankfully, Target has us covered with its timely Sun Squad line of goods, and the hits just keep on coming.
The latest positively sunny item we’re all obsessing over is a Dark Teal Tumbler from the aforementioned Sun Squad line and it’s so luxe, you might’ve seen a similar offering at West Elm. These beautiful tumblers are the perfect companion to your summer cocktails and are available in a vibrant, deep teal color reminiscent of pool water or the ocean. Each cup features a decidedly simple silhouette with elegant fluting around the exterior and is made of BPA-free methyl methacrylate styrene (plastic, for short.) Additionally, the tumblers can hold a whopping 21-ounces, making them the perfect vessel for lemonade, tea or even a cocktail (or two).
In terms of care, it’s best to hand wash these and skip the hot drinks or microwave to ensure they stay in tip beverage-guzzling shape. Looks aside, the real sell here is the wildly low cost of just $3 per tumbler. In comparison, their nearly identical twin from West Elm clocks in at $8 a piece, and they’re 6-ounces smaller despite their similar height and diameter. Of course, if these don’t happen to be your vibe, you can bet that Target has yet another ultra cool reinvention coming our way soon enough.
