Your Favorite Stanley Quencher Just Dropped in the Most Fall-Ready Color Ever

OK, I’ll be the first to admit it...I'm a sucker for a quality, good-looking water bottle that can accompany me on my Hot Girl Walks—because yes, they’re still a thing—and keep my water cold when I go the extra mile. Needless to say, I'm overjoyed that the famous 40-ounce Stanley Quencher ($45)—which had a 110,000 person waitlist at one point (I know, my eyes just popped, too)—has just been reintroduced in a stunning colorway that's perfect for fall. And trust me, it doesn't matter if you already own one or 40 of the famous bottles, you're definitely going to want to snag one in this autumnal hue before it sells out (which it likely will).

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The latest addition to the Stanley family is the Almond Rose collection, which is exactly what it sounds like—a muted almond brown shade with light pink detailing. If you prefer neutrals with a splash of femininity for your home decor, accessories or even your workout sets, this new color is calling your name. One TikToker (@kaliarias) captioned her video saying "I checked out so fast when I saw this new color launch."

BTW, that TikTok alone has racked up more than 1,000 views, but I'm not too surprised; this is one of Stanley's most gorgeous and versatile launches this year. If you're not yet a member of the Stanley fan club, here’s why this cup is a cult favorite: The sleek, stainless-steel and dishwasher-friendly tumbler holds up to *40* fluid ounces—hot or cold—and has double-walled vacuum insulation that the brand claims will keep drinks chilly for up to two days or warm for up to seven hours. Plus, it’s designed with a wide shape at the top that narrows at the base, making it a perfect fit for your car’s cup holder (because there’s nothing worse than having to hold a cup in your lap). It also comes with a screw-on lid that can be used in three ways.

As TikToker Glo explains, my beloved Stanley got a few minor upgrades since it originally launched, including a small suction design to create a vacuum and hold your straw in place. The thin, rotating cover atop the lid now also has a smoother twisting mechanism that's less prone to get stuck, and features three resting positions: a straw opening (for the reusable straw that comes with it), a traditional wide mouth for drinking straight from the cup and a full-top cover placement for when you’re taking a break from your drink or just want to prevent a spill. Another small detail that sets this baby apart from all the other tumblers on the market? None other than the comfort-grip handle that makes it great for toting around on the go.