US AcrylicSpectrum Unbreakable Plastic 10 ounce Stackable Juice Tumblers in 8 Assorted Colors | Set of 16 Kids Drinking Cups | Reusable, BPA-free, Made in the USA, Top-rack Dishwasher Safe

I ordered these for my daughter’s class end of year and they are perfect size.

These are durable cups - easy to throw in the dishwasher after use. I got tired of the cups with decals and painted designs that came off over time. Keep it simple - nice colors and nice size cups for kids. Made in USA.

As described

These cups are nice, very sturdy.. pretty sure i could stand on them and i weigh like 200 pounds..I clipped this from thier website..Made inthe USAThank you for your interest in our company and our products. Your support not only helps us continue to do what we love doing, but it also helps support our local economies and American workers. In 2010, we committed ourselves to making significant investments that would allow us to produce over 90% of our products in the US by 2020. We currently manufacture over 95% of our products in our factory in Libertyville, Illinois and source almost all of our raw materials from local and US based companies. We also sell over 99% of our products in the US. We would not have made it these past 40+ years without the support from American households. Therefore, we are committed to continuing to invest in America for many more decades to come.

I was so happy to find these Made in the USA cups! I've used them for the past year in lessons and group classes with my music students teaching them how to perform the "Cups" song. They have taken an immense beating over that time and (knock on wood) have yet to have one break! The kids love the colors and they not only met my needs, but exceeded my expectations.

I use these in my classroom and really needed yellow cups. There are 2 different oranges.Otherwise as expected.

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I bought these cups as a toy for my one year old grandson. He loves them. They have so many bright colors. They nest inside each other. He stacks them over and over again. We build pyramid towers and he loves knocking them over. As he gets older I anticipate his play will change to naming the colors of the cups, counting them and perhaps even using them to drink out of outdoors.Update: Grandson is now 20 months old. He repeatedly stacks his cups counting to 10 over and over again. And he is learning his colors.