Some graphics shout. This one composes itself. A deep forest green field, a gold-lined crest, and a hierarchy so measured it reads more like a members' club emblem than a fan print.

Design Story

The composition is built vertically and symmetrically: arched lettering reading PHILADELPHIA above a thinner FOOTBALL CLUB rule, then a crowned shield framed by laurel branches, a PHI roundel at the apex, and a ribbon banner marked EST. 1933. Below that, a small winged motif acts as a full stop before a pale cream band carrying LIMITED RESERVE and EXECUTIVE PRIVATE CLUB. The eagle head sits at the visual centre in cool grey and white, the only break in an otherwise gold-on-green palette. That restraint is what makes it work — tonal contrast does the shouting so the linework doesn't have to.

Use & Experience

On a tumbler silhouette, the layout is smart: the crest owns the front-facing focal panel at eye level, while the banded gold rules at top and base close the wraparound composition and echo the vertical proportion. Negative space around the laurels keeps the graphic scale legible from across a desk. Carry presence is high, statement level is quiet-luxury rather than loud.

Size & Capacity

Available capacity: 40 oz.

Heraldic structure, sporting heart, everyday carry.