Devin Booker and his dogs launch collab with Stanley: ‘Hidden in Plain Sight’

Phoenix Suns superstar Devin Booker is now the first NBA player to collaborate with Stanley on a drinkware and outdoor accessory collection.

It includes hydration and pet products, paying homage to his off-court lifestyle. And yes, Booker’s two dogs, Haven and Hector, joined him in the marketing campaign.

 

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The camouflage and blaze orange items include a 24-ounce water bottle, dog bowl, 64-ounce water jug, lunch box and a flask and shot glass set. All of the items include a “BOOK” logo, with the two dogs’ faces representing the “Os.”

The lunch box even includes a chain and charm set of Booker’s two dog pals, plus a set of dice.

The items retail anywhere between $40 and $150.

“Stanley 1913 and I share a love for quality and design, which is what made this partnership feel authentic from the start,” Booker said in a release. “We created a capsule inspired by the moments that people don’t see — my offseason road trips, hikes with my dogs, and game nights with friends. Stanley 1913 has always been part of those moments, so collaborating on this collection felt like a natural fit.”

Booker has made northern Arizona his offseason home, and his getaway favorite of Flagstaff has come through in his other ventures, including Sedona and Flagstaff Nike shoe colorways.

Stanley’s partnership with Booker isn’t their first time expanding into the sports market. They’ve also collaborated with Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark and global soccer legend Lionel Messi.

The collection will officially be live at 9 a.m. MST on Oct. 13.

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