Abstract: A personalized name straw of three co-linear segments, the middle one of which is in the nature of a personalized name of cursive, scripted letters hollowed out in forming a conduit between tubular first and third segments to channel liquids from a first end to a second end through the personalized name—and with the segments being either colorized or see-through as desired, when formed as a unitary component of an injection molding format manufacture process.

Abstract: A personalized name straw including a plurality of generally tubular components to form a drinking straw of desired configuration, and with one of the components being in the nature of a personalized name having a conduit therein to channel liquids from a first end through to a second end, for the sipping of liquid through the straw. Individual spacers are included between openings of each abutting, adjacent letter of the name to channel the liquid from its first letter, through the individual spacers, and into the last letter of the name in one direction of use, and to channel the liquid from the last letter of the name, through the individual spacers, into the first letter, when used in reverse fashion.