Rude Number Plate Mug – P3N 15 – Rude Joke Gift – 11oz Ceramic

£7.99
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Country

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

Description

Some jokes never get old, and this rude joke mug proves it. The plate reads P3N 15 – say it out loud and you’ll see why it’s the most snorted-at reg in the car park.

A rude joke mug that reads like a real plate

P3N 15 is printed on one long yellow number plate that wraps round the mug, with the band of your choice on the end: GB, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland or Ireland. The numbers do the work, so it looks like a perfectly normal registration until someone reads it properly. It’s a novelty design, not a real plate.

Please note: this is an adult humour mug with rude wording, so it isn’t one for children or the kids’ cupboard.

Why you’ll love it

  • A giggle-worthy gift for hen dos, stag dos and birthday banter
  • Looks innocent from a distance – the best kind of rude
  • One long yellow number plate printed right round the mug, so the joke reads from every side
  • Pick the band that suits them – GB with the Union flag, Scotland with the saltire and SCO, Wales with the dragon and CYM, Northern Ireland with NI lettering, or Ireland with the tricolour and IRL
  • Sublimation printed onto an 11oz white ceramic mug, dishwasher and microwave safe for everyday brews

Size & details

  • White ceramic mug, 11oz (approx. 325ml)
  • C-shaped handle and a high-gloss finish
  • Sublimation printed in-house in North Yorkshire
  • Dishwasher and microwave safe – avoid abrasive scourers
  • Novelty plate design – not a real or road-legal registration
  • Adult humour – not suitable for children

Delivery

Every mug is printed to order in our North Yorkshire workshop and sent out in protective packaging for UK delivery.

A great add-on for a hen do bag or a cheeky birthday hamper.

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.