A study in restraint and ornament: black ground, gold linework, one luminous focal panel. The kind of drinkware that reads like a crest rather than a print.

Design Story

The composition is vertical and strictly symmetrical. An octagonal gold panel carries a stacked monogram-style N with the words NASHVILLE SC beneath it, framed by arched lettering that curves across the upper wrap. Below, a badge-style EST. 2016 lockup flanks a fleur-de-lis motif, then a clean NASHVILLE bar and a plaque reading ONE NASHVILLE UNDER GOLD. Scrollwork, laurel forms, small star and gem-like accents fill the margins in raised-looking gold detail against near-black. Two tones only — gold and black — which keeps a maximalist ornament count feeling disciplined rather than noisy.

Use & Experience

Scale is handled well on the tumbler silhouette: the crest sits at chest height of the vessel as the single visual anchor, with typography stacked above and below so the eye travels vertically. Ornament thins toward the rim and base, letting the form breathe, and the gold banding at the top and lower edge closes the composition. Beside the matching presentation box it styles as a considered object, not an accessory afterthought.

Size & Capacity

Available capacities: 20 oz, 30 oz, 40 oz.

Quiet architecture, loud allegiance — worn on the desk, the tailgate, the commute.