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Mzansi celebrates Tyla’s Stanley cup collaboration

The year 2024 has not ended yet and award-winning singer and songwriter Tyla has gained another partnership, this time with American drinkware brand, Stanley.

The renowned brand known for selling food and beverage containers recently announced its recent collaboration with the Johannesburg-born popstar.

Since being introduced to mzansi stores, these luxurious cups which are priced at approximately R1 200.00 have gained massive popularity among internet users and are praised for keeping your hot water heated.

The Stanley company adds that the new cup, called the ‘Tyla Tyger Quencher,’ features a unique pattern of rich, dark browns. It transitions from cool tones to warm hues, and the distinctive metallic gradient glistens as you go, adding that its bronze accents provide a high-shine finish that enhances its appeal.

This specific cup like most of the Stanleys will keep your water cold for over 11 hours and it is also dishwasher-friendly.

Taking to Instagram, she captioned, “TYLA X STANLEY. 11.26.2024. 9:00 AM PST (which is 7 pm Central African Time).

 

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Since this announcement, many mzansi fans have rushed to the website to get a notification of when the product will drop so they can make their purchase.

Here’s what X (formerly known as Twitter) users had to say:

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