Fall Drinkware From Owala, Stanley, Yeti, And More Brings Autumn Vibes To Your Daily Routine

As a lover of all things witchy, the second I saw this I added it to my Amazon cart. I use my plain white Owala FreeSip nearly daily, and knew a Halloween-themed version would get so much use (and appear in a few Instagram stories).Not only is the design and color perfect for the season, but it still has all the features that make the Owala FreeSip a viral favorite for everyone from office workers to college students.If your fall aesthetic leans more haunted house than pumpkin patch, Owala’s 32-ounce FreeSip in “Round We Ghost” should fit right in. The stainless-steel bottle keeps drinks cold for up to 24 hours, while its signature FreeSip spout lets you sip through the built-in straw or take a bigger swig from the wide opening. A push-button lid and leakproof design make it practical for commutes, hikes, and everyday hydration.Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowPlaid is practically a fall uniform, so Stanley’s Peat Moss Plaid Quencher feels right at home in the season’s drinkware lineup. This 30-ounce tumbler pairs the classic Quencher shape with a leakproof ProTour Flip Straw lid that snaps closed between sips. Double-wall vacuum insulation keeps drinks cold for hours, while the comfort-grip handle and car-cup-holder-friendly base make it easy to take along for the ride.With its rich fig color and subtle pinstripe pattern, Stanley’s 20-ounce Flowstate Spring Bottle brings a little fall polish to your beverage. The slim, leakproof bottle has a locking flip-top lid that keeps the sip spout covered between drinks, while double-wall vacuum insulation keeps beverages cold for up to 10 hours or cold for 35.Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowFor maximum pumpkin-patch energy, Simple Modern’s 40-ounce Trek Tumbler brings the fall vibes that will last past Halloween. Its double-wall stainless-steel construction keeps drinks cold for up to 24 hours, while the ergonomic handle and cupholder-friendly shape make it easy to bring along for a cider run, commute, or leaf-peeping road trip.If you consider a hot coffee or tea essential to a crisp fall morning, Simple Modern’s 16-ounce Voyager is a fitting companion. Its ceramic-lined interior helps preserve the flavor of your drink, while double-wall vacuum insulation keeps it hot for hours. The 360-degree push-button lid lets you sip from any angle and stays leakproof when closed, making this pumpkin-covered mug particularly well suited to the morning commute.Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowSmall but built like a Yeti, the 10-ounce Rambler Jr. Tumbler is a pint-sized option for cold drinks. The texture of the pattern and color scheme reminds me of my favorite fall sweater, and the splash-resistant silicone straw lid helps keep spills to a minimum.Few things say fall quite like a jack-o’-lantern, and Swig Life’s Boo Crew Pumpkin Mega Mug leans all the way in. The 40-ounce tumbler features a cheerful pumpkin design with curly green vines and a shiny orange finish, plus a comfort-grip handle and cupholder-friendly shape.Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowIf you love making your own iced coffees at home, this 16-ounce Enanaimg glass tumbler delivers. Covered in playful ghost designs, it comes with a lid and straw for iced coffee, tea, or your favorite seasonal drink like an apple cider. The compact glass design makes it a fun alternative to the sea of insulated tumblers and it’s an easy way to add a little Halloween personality to your desk or kitchen.Not every fall tumbler needs a pumpkin or a ghost. This 30-ounce tumbler takes a subtler approach with a colorful maple-leaf design that brings autumn to mind without going full Halloween. It’s a simple way to carry a little fall wherever you go.Sarah Connor is a Reviews Editor for Popular Mechanics. She also contributes to Runner’s World, Bicycling, Best Products, and Biography.com. Before joining the Hearst Magazines team, Sarah was a National Content Editor for Hearst Television. She holds a master's in Journalism from Syracuse University and a dual bachelor's in English and Communications from the University of Pittsburgh. When she isn’t writing up a review of the newest gadgets, you can find her heading to the nearest rink for a figure skating session or enjoying the outdoors with her beloved Australian Shepherd, Rosie.