A deep navy field, silver line work, and a single interlocking monogram holding the centre. This is drinkware treated like an engraved keepsake rather than a printed souvenir.

Design Story

The composition is built vertically, the way a crest is built. An arched frame anchors the focal panel, with the interlocking LA monogram set inside a radiating medallion, then the script wordmark, then LOS ANGELES and EST. 1884 stepping down in scale. Below, a diamond motif and a low skyline silhouette close the panel, flanked by two palm trees that act as side columns and carry the artwork around the wraparound surface. The palette is restrained: navy base, warm silver detailing, and small faceted blue accents that read as punctuation rather than decoration. Tonal contrast does the work, so the graphic stays legible from a distance while the fine etched texture rewards a closer look.

Use & Experience

On a tall tumbler silhouette, that vertical hierarchy is the whole point. The monogram sits at natural eye level as the visual anchor, while the lower motifs fall where the hand and handle break the sightline. Negative space in the navy ground keeps the density from crowding the form. Carry presence is quiet but deliberate — a considered accessory for the stands, the desk, the commute.

Size & Capacity

Available capacity: 40 oz.

Team identity, rendered with the restraint of an engraving.