Mug-Travel Mug-For I Know The Plans (16 Oz)

Mug-Travel Mug-For I Know The Plans (16 Oz)

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SKU: 143276
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Stand out with functional art African American Travel Mugs by Shades of Color. Holds 16 oz with double wall insulation to keep drinks hot or cold plus a skid resistant bottom. FDA passed stainless steel container with top lid and sealable slide drink spout. Plastic lid and body BPA free. Enjoy beautiful Black Art by your favorite artist, Gbaby. Ready for gift giving with its own individual box. (Hand wash only. Do not microwave.)

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