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lifestyle-and-consumer-trends2 years ago•3 min saved

"The Viral Frenzy Behind Target's Exclusive Stanley Tumblers on TikTok"

Customers are flocking to Target stores to get their hands on a limited-edition pink Stanley tumbler, a collaboration between Target and Starbucks, causing scenes reminiscent of Black Friday. The tumblers, which won't be restocked and are already sold out in many places, are being resold for double the price on secondary markets. The Stanley tumbler gained viral fame for its design, including a straw and handle, and its ability to fit in car cupholders. Despite some backlash over perceived overconsumption, the tumbler's popularity continues, with viral moments on TikTok contributing to its demand.

via The Columbus Dispatch|

##consumerbehavior #lifestyle-and-consumer-trends

lifestyle-and-consumer-trends2 years ago•3 min saved

"The 'Next Big Things' That Never Were: A Look at 50 Flops"

A discussion on Reddit highlights various products and trends that were once considered to be the next big thing but ended up being major flops. These include the Segway, the expectation of a pandemic baby boom, blockchain technology, motion controls in video games, modular phones, the Internet of Things, the DCEU, Kinect for Xbox 360, film adaptations of young adult novels, solar roads, Clear Pepsi, the Tesla Cybertruck, Disney's Atlantis, Apple's Vision Pro headset and Ping social network, and emu meat. Despite initial hype, these products failed to meet expectations or were overtaken by other innovations.

via Bored Panda|

##consumergoods #innovationmissteps

lifestyle-and-consumer-trends2 years ago•5 min saved

"The Stanley Tumbler Frenzy: From Viral Craze to Target Campouts"

The release of a limited-edition Stanley "Quencher" tumbler for Valentine's Day has led to chaos at Target stores, with customers camping out and even clashing to secure the sought-after item. The 40-ounce tumblers, a collaboration with Starbucks and part of an exclusive Galentine's Collection, have sold out on Target's website and are not expected to be restocked. The frenzy is attributed to the tumbler's status as a fashion accessory and the influence of social media, where the #StanleyTumbler hashtag has been used millions of times. The tumblers are now reselling for high prices on eBay, reflecting their status as a collector's item and fashion statement.

via The New York Times|

##lifestyle-and-consumer-trends #limitededition

lifestyle-and-consumer-trends2 years ago•4 min saved

"Stanley Cups: The Viral Sensation Causing Frenzy at Target and Starbucks"

Gen Z trend forecaster Casey Lewis predicts the decline of the Stanley cup's popularity, suggesting that the travel tumbler's adoption by adults signals its peak and impending fall from youth favor. Despite recent chaos over limited editions, like the Valentine's Day and Starbucks collaborations, Lewis notes that once a trend is embraced by both younger children and adults, the 'cool youth' tend to move on, as seen with past trends. The forecaster also speculates that the focus may shift away from "It" water bottles altogether, likening the Stanley cup craze to a collectible flex similar to Beanie Babies.

via Daily Mail|

##consumerbehavior #genz

lifestyle-and-consumer-trends2 years ago•3 min saved

"Stanley Tumbler Craze: From Target Lines to eBay Resales"

The Stanley Tumbler, particularly the insulated 40-oz model, became a viral sensation among Gen Z, dominating holiday gift lists and causing frenzies at retail releases. However, trend expert Casey Lewis predicts the trend is at its peak and will soon decline as the product's popularity among tweens may lead older Gen Z individuals to move on. Despite the potential downturn, the tumblers' features like insulation and durability have made them a cultural phenomenon, with limited editions selling for high prices on resale markets.

via New York Post |

##consumerbehavior #genz

lifestyle-and-consumer-trends2 years ago•3 min saved

"Exploring the Future of On-the-Go Drinkware Beyond the Stanley Cup Craze"

The Stanley cup, a popular insulated water bottle among millennials and Gen Z, has reached its peak popularity, especially after being a top Christmas gift for teens. Trend analyst Casey Lewis, after reviewing TikTok "haul" videos, suggests that the trend may be declining as younger kids have started to adopt it, which typically signals a move away from the trend by older demographics. The next trendy item is uncertain, but the Owala water bottle has been mentioned as a potential successor, although the trend may shift away from water bottles altogether.

via Business Insider|

##consumertrends #genz