Thervox tumblers come in almost any color you can think of — from best-selling black and pink to shiny gold, silver, and rose gold, all made from the same strong steel, just coated in a different color. The most popular colors each get their own page, and this page covers the rest. Every listing shows the color, size, and lid, and current tumbler prices in Pakistan are shown before checkout.
Shop Tumblers by Color
Our Top Colors
The favorites: Three colors lead sales by a wide margin, each with its own full page — black tumblers stay the most reordered shade, pink tumblers run from soft blush to hot pink, and green tumblers cover sage through bright green. Every finish and size for that shade lives there. Picking a favorite color is just picking which page to open.
More colors to pick from: Blue tumblers range from navy to royal, yellow and orange tumblers bring a brighter option, purple tumblers suit a bolder taste, white tumblers give the cleanest look, and red tumblers make the boldest statement. Each has its own full page. Between the eight, there is a shade for almost every taste.
Prints and Sparkle
Fun designs: A tumbler does not have to be one plain color — printed and character designs sit in a separate part of the range, where theme tumblers cover unicorns, cartoons, and licensed favorites. That range grows every season. It suits anyone who wants a picture rather than a plain shade.
Sparkly cups: For shine instead of a print, glitter and bling tumblers seal the sparkle safely inside the finish so it never comes off in a drink. These tend to sell well as gifts. The sparkle sits alongside color rather than replacing it.
Gold, Silver, and Rose Gold Tumblers
What These Colors Are
Shiny finishes: Gold and rose gold give a tumbler a warm, shiny look, and rose gold in particular has become a popular gift choice, especially for girls and women. Both look fancy while staying the exact same tough cup underneath. The shine is the only thing that changes.
Cool tones: Silver gives a clean, simple shine that suits a desk or an office without shouting for attention. It is the pick for anyone who wants shine but not a bright color. It works exactly like any other tumbler in daily use.
How They Are Made
Just a coating: Gold, silver, and rose gold are not real metal sitting on top of the cup — they are a coating sprayed onto an ordinary steel tumbler. The cup itself is the same strong steel as every other color. Nothing about the drink or durability changes with a metallic finish.
How to keep them shiny: These finishes stay brightest when washed by hand, since machine heat wears the shine down faster over time. A gentle hand wash keeps gold, silver, and rose gold looking new. It is a small habit for a finish that otherwise lasts for years.
Two-Color and Mixed Tumblers
Mixing Colors
Popular combos: Two colors on one tumbler is popular over a single plain shade — black with pink, or blue with purple, sell fastest, and each pairing sits on its base color's own page. Two colors together often look more considered than one alone. It is a small change that adds real personality.
Why pick two colors: A two-color tumbler feels a little more special without costing anything extra in durability. It suits anyone who wants something a step beyond a plain cup. It is built exactly the same way as any single-color tumbler.
Straws, Handles, and More
Same options everywhere: Every color comes with the same straw, handle, and lid choices — a straw suits cold drinks, and a handle helps once the size gets larger. The color never limits which configuration is available. Every option still applies whatever shade is chosen.
Same strong steel: Underneath any color sits the same food-safe steel covered in full on the stainless steel tumblers page. The color is simply the outside look. It never changes how good the cup actually is.
Why Buy a Colored Tumbler?
The Fun Part
Show your style: Choosing a color lets a tumbler feel like it belongs to the person carrying it — matching a bag, an outfit, or a desk. With eight shades to choose from, there is an option for most tastes. The practical cup becomes a personal one.
No difference in how it works: A fun color costs nothing in performance — a bright pink cup holds temperature exactly as well as a plain steel one. The choice is purely about looks. Nothing about color changes what the cup can do.
The Practical Part
Keeps its color: A good finish stays looking sharp for a long time when washed by hand rather than in a machine. The paint or coating does not wear away quickly under normal care. Even after months of daily use, a well-cared-for cup looks close to new.
Still a strong cup: Whatever color sits on the outside, the tumbler underneath is the same long-lasting steel used across the range. It is built to last for years like any other Thervox cup. The color is simply a bonus on a cup already doing its job well.
Colored Tumbler FAQs
Does the color change how well the tumbler works?
No — the color is just a coating on top of the same steel cup, so it performs exactly the same either way. A bright or dark tumbler keeps drinks cold or hot just as well as a plain one.
Are gold and rose gold real metal?
No, they are a shiny coating over a normal steel tumbler, not real gold or rose gold metal. The cup underneath is the same strong steel used in every other color.
Which color stays looking clean the longest?
Black, especially matte black, hides marks and scratches the best. Light colors like white and shiny metallics show marks sooner, so they need a bit more care when washing.
Will the color come off in the dishwasher?
Hand washing is safer for colored and shiny tumblers, since dishwashers can fade the color faster over time. Hand washing keeps the color looking good for much longer.
