The Stanley 1913 brand has partnered with Farm Rio for a tropical-inspired collection that combines the Brazilian brand’s prints with Stanley 1913’s drinkware and cooler silhouettes.
Taking cues from Brazil’s natural beauty, the collection captures tropical landscapes, flora and fauna, featuring lush palms, native birds and colorful banana bunches among the main motifs.
Launching Aug. 18, the collection features 40 oz. ($65) and 30 oz. ($55) Quenchers in three vibrant colorways: Tropical Destiny, Painted Banana and Tropical Woods, along with the Julienne Mini Cooler ($140) and Madeleine Mini Cooler Backpack ($155) in Painted Banana print.
“The Stanley 1913 and Farm Rio capsule captures the joy, optimism and love of color that defines both of our brands,” said Katia Barros, founder of Farm Rio. “Designed for summer days and spontaneous getaways alike, the collection brings together vibrant prints and playful details that invite self-expression wherever the season takes you.”
Each product also comes with its own whimsical charm — a banana bunch for the Painted Banana print, and tropical birds for the Tropical Destiny and Tropical Woods prints.
“We’ve learned from the iconic Farm Rio brand to celebrate a shared ethos of unabashed self-expression,” said Kate Ridley, chief brand officer for Stanley 1913. “This partnership comes together in bold and whimsical materials and finishes that are perfect for summer and designed for those who seek joyful rebellion against the mundane.”
Stanley 1913 uses recycled materials in all featured products with two silhouettes having a 90 percent recycled stainless steel composition.
The Stanley 1913 x Farm Rio collection launches at 9 a.m. PT on Aug. 18 on stanley1913.com and farmrio.com, and in-store at Farm Rio and Nordstrom. Products are shoppable in all regions in which Stanley 1913 operates: North America, Latin America, Asia-Pacific and EMEA (Europe, the Middle East and Africa).
The campaign follows a group of six friends, The Cariocas, as they navigate Rio’s most cherished rituals — from tanning at Arpoador to laps around the Lagoa, from playing beach soccer to fruit-tasting at the street market.
