This one is not from an actual Seattle’s Best store, it’s from a convenience store that serves SB coffee. (2007)
This one is from a Seattle’s Best store. (2008)
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Made from styrofoam interestingly enough. (2007)
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(2007)
To help introduce the new *daily* Pikes Place Blend of coffee in April 2008, Starbucks reverted to the 1971 logo (in brown no less) on the coffee cups and coffee sleeves as a promotion. (2008)
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An independent coffee shop in Perrysburg, Ohio. (2008)
I know this is goofy, but hey, sometimes life is about being goofy. I thought I’d see how many different styles of coffee cup sleeves I find.
By: Craig on January 1, 2008
at 11:20 pm
It’s NOT goofy! I set out on a “project” last year with a Beaners coffee cup. I was determined to have people sign it and take photos of it regularly. After 1 photo and 2 signatures, my dog chewed it up. LMAO! I’m still determined to do it, but between my husband, kids, work and college classes, it’s been a challenge even getting another cup.
P.S. I wandered over from Glass City Jungle
By: Holly on January 3, 2008
at 7:44 am
That’s right you better have a Tim Horton’s sleeve. Funny thing actually. Did you know that 99.9% of the time when people ask for a hot sleeve at Tim Horton’s they make a jesture with their hands that only adults would and should get? haha. True story. I laugh everytime.
By: Katherine Weber on March 16, 2008
at 7:01 pm