Twenty ounces is the tailgate pour: a full can plus ice with room left over, or one drink that lasts a quarter. Plastic rather than paper is the other half of the reason. A cup on a folding table in a parking lot gets knocked, set down on gravel and picked back up, and paper fails at the seam.
Twenty-four to a pack in orange and navy. Drinkware is the piece people forget until the cooler is already open, and a stack of plain white cups next to printed plates is what makes a table look half dressed. The Auburn plates and the 54-by-108-inch cover carry the same marks, so the cups finish rather than start the set.
On the table
- Twenty-four cups per pack, twenty ounces each, plastic.
- Holds a full can over ice with room left at the top.
- Orange and navy, matched to the Auburn plates and cover.
- Plastic takes a parking lot table better than paper does.
Specifics from the listing
- 24 Auburn University Plastic Cups
