Vintage Coastal Surf Sign Clear Plastic Tumbler

Bring a little old-school beach-town character into your everyday routine with the Vintage Coastal Surf Sign Clear Tumbler. Designed around a relaxed surf-inspired graphic, this tumbler captures the easygoing feel of warm days, salty air, and simple coastal rituals.

The artwork features a vintage-style coastal signpost reading Beach • Surf • Dive • Repeat, framed by a leaning palm tree, seabirds, shoreline details, and the Cayrunner name below. The muted sand, deep navy, soft aqua, and warm accent tones give the design a worn-in surf-shop look that feels nostalgic without becoming overly busy. Against the clear acrylic body, the artwork stays crisp and distinctive while still letting the tumbler’s transparent finish remain part of the overall look.

Using the Vintage Coastal Surf Sign Clear Tumbler is a simple way to bring that relaxed beach mindset into your day. Whether you are starting the morning with iced coffee, heading to the beach with cold water, taking a smoothie on the road, or relaxing with a chilled drink after an afternoon outside, the design serves as a small reminder to slow down and enjoy the coast.

Made from clear acrylic plastic, the tumbler has a 16 oz (590 ml) capacity and features double-wall insulation to help keep cold drinks chilled for longer. It measures approximately 6.3″ (16 cm) high, with a 3.9″ (10 cm) lid diameter and a 2.6″ (6.7 cm) bottom diameter.

A screw-on lid and reusable plastic straw make it convenient for everyday use and easy to take on the go. The artwork is applied as an all-around print with a light varnish finish, helping the design maintain a polished appearance while preserving the clean look of the clear tumbler.

The blank product is sourced from China.

For best care, hand-wash only. The tumbler is not dishwasher or microwave safe and should not be used with hot liquids.

The Vintage Coastal Surf Sign Clear Tumbler is a practical, easygoing piece of drinkware for anyone who loves surf culture, beach-town style, and the simple rhythm of coastal living.