Japanese streetwear BAPE recently unveiled its spring homeware goods series which includes a chic tumbler in the brand's signature camouflage pattern. The elevated and fashion-forward tumbler is perfect for the new "stay at home" season and is available in three camouflage colorways including traditional army green, a sophisticated avant-garde blue, and an ultra-hip Millennial pink.
BAPE's series of upscale reusable tumblers are ideal for hot or cold beverages including coffee, tea, and more. Holding up to 450 ml of liquid, the homeware good is made from a transparent outer plastic shell and features a black-screw on-lid for a tight closure.
The camouflage reusable tumblers are priced at $61 USD each, available online from Selfridges.
Image Credit: BAPE
What's Driving This Trend
- Upscale Reusable Tumblers
- The trend of upscale reusable tumblers presents an opportunity for businesses to offer stylish and environmentally-friendly drinkware options.
- Signature Camouflage Patterns
- The trend of incorporating signature camouflage patterns into lifestyle products creates an opportunity for brands to attract fashion-forward consumers.
- Stay-at-home Homeware Goods
- The trend of stay-at-home homeware goods opens up opportunities for businesses to provide functional and stylish products that enhance the at-home experience.
Who This Affects Most
- Homeware
- The homeware industry can capitalize on the trend of upscale reusable tumblers by creating a range of aesthetically pleasing and eco-friendly drinkware options.
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can leverage the trend of signature camouflage patterns by incorporating them into various lifestyle products such as apparel and accessories.
- E-commerce
- The e-commerce industry can benefit from the trend of stay-at-home homeware goods by offering a wide range of functional yet trendy products for the at-home consumer.
