coffee 'Therma Carafe'

As noted earlier...
They all work best if you warm them up first with boiling water.

I use a 40 year old Stanley thermos.
Most vacuum insulated coffee containers should work about the same.

I have tried all sorts of carafes including stainless and old fashioned glass vacuum bottles. If the container is entirely full, the best I get is maybe 4-6 hours of hot coffee. A glass vacuum bottle or the carafes I tried were no better than my stainless vacuum bottle. Over time I broke all of the glass lined bottles. My stainless Stanley is several decades old.

I recommend making coffee directly into the vacuum bottle. I use a Mellita funnel with extension tube that fits into a narrow mouth vacuum bottle. Costco has dirt cheap no. 6 filters.

We have a Thermos brand Airpot carafe that keeps coffee quite warm for 7-8 hours.

I have been hearing good things about the Ozark Trail thermal travel mugs at Walmart. Supposedly they are very good knockoffs of Yeti mugs, but at a fraction of the price. My Yeti insulated mug is very impressive at how long it keeps coffee hot. A big "travel mug" holds a lot of coffee.

Believe it or not, the thermal carafe sold at IKEA has got to be the best one we've ever used. It has kept coffee HOT nearly all day.