Madison – 11.75 Ounce Drinking Glasses | For Water, Juice, Soda, etc. – Thick and Durable Glass – Dishwasher Safe – Set of 6 Large Clear Glass Tumblers – 3.4” x 4.9”

Looking for some new everyday drinking glasses? These pretty tumblers by Madison are just what you need.

With pretty sculpted lines and a nice geometric shape, these glasses will look great with any casual dinnerware set, and they are made from thick, durable glass, so you don’t have to fret about them breaking from every bump.
Perfect for everyday use, these large glasses hold a generous 11.75 ounces of water, juice, or soda, with plenty of room for ice, too.
Best of all, they are dishwasher safe for super simple cleanup.

Make these glasses yours today!

• THICK AND DURABLE: Life happens, and we know that. That’s why these glasses are made from thick, heavy and durable glass, so you can enjoy your drink without worrying about breakage. Perfect for everyday use.
• MAROCCO COLLECTION: Sculpted lines and a slightly geometric shape, leading to a round top, define this pretty glass tumbler by Vikko. Ridges make for easier gripping, too. Seamless construction gives these glasses an extra touch of class.
• WEIGHTED BOTTOM: This tumbler features a heavy base that is designed to aid balance, prevent tipping, and keep your drink from spilling. Keeps your drink in your cup instead of all over the table and floor.
• 11.75 OUNCE GLASSES, SET OF SIX: With a capacity of just under twelve ounces, you can fill these cups with a generous amount of water, soda, or your favorite beverage. The wide diameter means there’s plenty of space for ice cubes or balls – even the large ones. And they come in a set of six, so you don’t have to worry about running out. Glasses measure 3.4” in diameter x 4.9” tall.
• DISHWASHER SAFE: When dinner is done, just toss these glasses into the dishwasher and let the machine work its magic. No scrubbing! And besides, less cleanup time gives you more time to spend with the people you love, doing the things you love. And that’s what life is really all about, isn’t it?