Tune in to the sixties: a radio, three hearts and a ribbon of color.

This vintage travel mug turns a retro radio into a badge you can carry, with a stainless steel body and a handle for the drive. Fill it at home, take it to the car and give it to anyone who still loves the sound of sixties pop.

The design: a radio inside a shield

A shield-shaped badge with a near-black fill and an orange-red outline fills the upper part of the mug. Across the top, cream capitals spell SIXTIES; at the bottom, LEGACY. In between sits a cream retro radio with a short antenna, a dark speaker panel, a red round dial and three small red hearts floating above the speaker, with POP printed beside the grille.

Behind the radio, ribbon stripes in teal, gold and red fan out to both sides with streak lines, and small gold stars run along the bottom edge. The flat, slightly distressed style looks like an old record-shop sign, and the hearts say what the radio is really about: a love of the songs your parents or grandparents played.

A stainless steel travel mug with a handle

• Stainless steel body that holds up to daily carrying, so it goes from the kitchen to the car to the office desk
• Fits most car cup holders, so the commute and the road trip both work
• The 25 oz comes with a plastic press-in lid and a spill-proof design; the 40 oz comes with a plastic straw and a screw-on lid
• Hand-wash only, so rinse it by hand rather than in the dishwasher
• Open the lid before the mug goes on a hot drink to prevent steam pressure buildup

Who it's for

Sixties pop and radio fans, the dad or mom who knows every word of the oldies station, retro-decor lovers and commuters who want a mug with some character. It works as a birthday present, a Father's Day or Mother's Day gift, a retirement send-off or a road-trip treat for a music-loving friend.

Quick answers

Which size should I choose?

The 25 oz stands 7.9 in (20 cm) tall and has a press-in lid, a good fit for a daily coffee. The 40 oz stands 10.4 in (26.5 cm) tall with a straw and screw-on lid, for long drives or a day at the desk.

Does the badge go all the way around?

No. It is printed once on each side, high on the mug, as the front-view photos show. Whichever way you hold it, a radio faces outward.

Is this tied to a band, a singer or a record label?

No. The badge shows a generic retro radio, hearts and ribbon stripes, with no artist or song name, so it suits any sixties pop fan.

Shipping and returns

Free US shipping. US delivery usually 5–12 business days. Easy 30-day returns.

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