Mug-Travel Mug-Faith Makes All Things Possible (16 Oz)

Mug-Travel Mug-Faith Makes All Things Possible (16 Oz)

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SKU: 143280
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16 oz Travel Mugs are favorites in our African American Tableware Collection. Where Back Art meets functionality! Image on one side and inspirational saying on the other. Double wall FDA passed stainless steel container on the inside with top lid and sealable slide drink spout. Plastic lid and body BPA free. Skid resistent bottom. Individually boxed for gift giving! *Handwash Only. Do Not Microwave* Art by Gbaby

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