Antilles High School 20 oz Tahoe Tumbler

Celebrate Antilles High School with a personalized 20 oz Tahoe tumbler made for Pirates alumni.

Each tumbler is individually laser engraved by Gold Camp Engraving. The laser removes the powder coating to reveal the stainless steel underneath, creating a permanent silver-metallic design that will not peel, fade, or wash away.

Choose Your Logo

• Old School Pirate — Traditional Antilles Pirates design.
• New Pirate —Circular Antilles High School pirate emblem.
• AHSAA — the Antilles High School Alumni Association seal.

Choose Your Style

Classic — Logo only.

Classic Plus — Logo + class year beneath the logo, formatted as CLASS OF 1965.

Classic Ultra — Logo + class year, plus your name engraved on the opposite side.

Personalization

For Classic Plus and Classic Ultra, enter your four-digit graduation year in the order notes/remarks at checkout. We will format it as CLASS OF YYYY.

For Classic Ultra, also enter the name to be engraved on the opposite side. Names are engraved in ALL CAPS using the Allstar style used throughout this collection.

Product Highlights

• 20 oz insulated stainless-steel tumbler
• Durable powder-coated exterior
• Clear drink-through lid
• Three Antilles logo choices
• Three personalization levels
• Permanent laser engraving through the powder coating to exposed stainless steel
• No vinyl, decals, or printed transfers
• Available in Yellow, Black, and White

Permanent Laser Engraving

Your design is not printed onto the tumbler. Our laser precisely removes the exterior powder coating, exposing the stainless steel underneath. Because stainless steel naturally reflects light, engraving may appear lighter or darker depending on lighting and viewing angle.

Please Review Your Personalization

Each personalized tumbler is made to order. Please verify your logo choice, graduation year, and name spelling before placing your order.

Care

Hand washing is recommended. Do not use abrasive pads on the engraved or powder-coated surface. Do not microwave. Wash before first use.