Some designs move. This one holds still and asks to be read. The artwork arranges itself like a commemorative medallion, built in tiers rather than gestures, so the eye descends rather than darts.

Design Story

A red banner carries BOSTON in gilded serif capitals, flanked by two stars. Beneath it, a smaller ribbon reads RED SOX, and below that the composition settles into its anchor: a deep navy shield with fine vertical striping, framing a single red B in ornate lettering. Laurel branches curve around it in an embossed gold finish, closing the shape without crowding it. A lower band reads FENWAY, and under that a baseball rests between crossed bats among faceted red and clear stones. The palette stays disciplined — navy, deep red, aged gold — so the ornament reads as structure rather than decoration. Symmetry does the work here; nothing needs to shout.

Use & Experience

On a vertical tumbler silhouette, the tiered layout suits the form naturally. The banner sits high, the shield holds the front-facing focal panel at eye level, and the crossed-bat motif grounds the base. The handle sits to one side, leaving the composition uninterrupted from the front. A wraparound design with a clear centre and quiet carry presence.

Size & Capacity

Available capacity: 40 oz.

Heraldry for the everyday hand — composed, symmetrical, unhurried.