August 7, 2013
Nothing spells P-A-R-T-Y like a sea of hoisted red cups.
Colorful plastic disposable cups have become the ubiquitous symbol of a generation here in the great American imbibe-nation.
While Solo cups come in blue, black, brown, green, yellow, orange, clear and even gold, it's the the red cups that are solely associated with good times. It's a cultural phenomena unlike any we've ever seen.
RedCupRepublic.com celebrates the meme with a line of tee-shirts, tank tops, wristbands, and of course, stickers ...
If you're looking to Bomb Jaeger, Not Countries, you've come to the right place.
So how did it all start?
Brothers Myles & Tanner grew up surrounded by family business and always had a knack and keen interest for entrepreneurship. Having always had the desire to start their own clothing line together, it all started with a single, simple design that read: "Party Like It's 2012". With the instant popularity of the tee and successful sales to local, national and international customers, an independent clothing company was born and the burning desire to pursue such a venture.
Is it a social faux pas to set up a Pong table with yellow cups? Will a package of blue cups at that next kegger create the wrong vibe? Are green cups only appropriate for Saint Paddy's Day? Never mind that, it's time to make an Ice Run. Just don't drink and drive or text Emily Post's grandkids when you're behind the wheel ...