I'd Rather Be DRINKING A PINT Of Golden Sheep Personalised ADULT OFFICE MUG

£8.99
Includes VAT. Delivery calculated at checkout.

Printed in the UK and dispatched in 1–2 working days. Free delivery over £30.

Description

This I'd rather be drinking a pint of Golden Sheep mug is for the friend who'd swap the office for a Golden Sheep any day of the week. It's a funny desk mug for work, a birthday or a leaving do.

I'd rather be drinking a pint of Golden Sheep mug

The design reads “I'd rather be drinking a pint of Golden Sheep”. It's 11oz of ceramic, so it'll hold their tea or coffee until the real thing is on offer. Because it's personalised, tell us the name you want when you order, or give us a ring on 01439 771468, and we'll add it before printing.

Why you'll love it

  • A cheeky nod to their favourite tipple
  • Brilliant for work desks and home offices
  • Glossy ceramic with a comfy C-handle
  • Sublimation printed in-house in North Yorkshire
  • 11oz (approx. 325ml): big enough for a proper cuppa, not a thimble
  • Want something slightly different? Custom designs are available on request (01439 771468)

Size & details

  • Capacity: 11oz (approx. 325ml)
  • Material: white ceramic, C-handle, high-gloss finish
  • Printing: sublimation, done in-house in North Yorkshire
  • Care: hand wash recommended to keep your print bright and long-lasting.
  • Packaging: protective packaging for UK delivery
  • Personalisation: name, printed as part of the design

Delivery

Each mug is printed to order. Postage options and costs are shown at checkout.

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Please note

This is an unofficial product made by Foxy Printing. It is not made, endorsed or approved by Black Sheep Golden Sheep. Black Sheep Golden Sheep is a trademark of its owner and is used only to describe the design theme.

Delivery & returns

Made to order in the UK. Most orders dispatch within 1–2 working days. Personalised items can't be returned unless faulty — if something's not right, we'll reprint it.