In a creative merger of music and lifestyle, Grammy-winning artist Tyla has joined forces with Stanley, the legendary brand known for its durable drinkware, to introduce a product that’s as bold as it is functional. The limited-edition “Tyla Tyger Quencher” is set to hit the shelves on November 26, promising to blend hydration with a pop of Tyla’s inimitable personality.

The Tyla Tyga Quencher by Stanley

The announcement was made official on Stanley’s Instagram, where the company unveiled the new design featuring Tyla’s signature tiger print, a nod to her dynamic artistry and distinctive style. The caption, “A Quencher fit for a queen,” aptly sums up the collaboration’s celebration of individuality and creativity.

Tyla, known for her vibrant stage presence and trendsetting influence, had fans buzzing when she hinted at the partnership earlier this month. She shared a playful post holding the custom Quencher with the caption, “Finally got my water bottle, Tygers,” sparking immediate speculation.

Now confirmed, the collaboration signifies more than just a water bottle, it’s a fusion of functionality and fashion. The 40oz Quencher is expected to sell out fast, as both Tyla’s devoted fanbase and Stanley enthusiasts gear up to snag this exclusive piece.

The announcement on Stanley's official Instagram Page

For Tyla, the partnership reflects her ethos of staying bold and unique. For Stanley, it’s a chance to broaden their reach and inject a dose of cultural relevance into their beloved product line. As the release date approaches, the collaboration stands as a testament to the growing intersection of music, fashion, and lifestyle branding.

The highly anticipated 40oz bottle is already listed on Stanley’s international website, priced at $60 (approximately R1,087.16). However, South African fans, the home crowd of Tyla herself are still left waiting, as the product has yet to appear on Stanley’s South African website.

The Tyla Tyger Quencher drops exclusively at Stanley1913.com on November 26, mark your calendars, because this one’s bound to roar.