Fisherman's All The Gear Enamel Mug
Jack Spratt£16
A perfect enamel mug for a fishing enthusiast. A great gift for any keen fisherman and a great gift for Fathers Day.
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Product description
A perfect enamel mug for a fishing enthusiast. A great gift for any keen fisherman and a great gift for Fathers Day.
This Enamel Mug really makes us laugh. We all have them, husbands, dad's, brothers, uncles or boyfriends who have to have all the gear. This mug celebrates this, going into great detail about what they buy and what they want.
It's perfect for a cup of tea (or cheeky tipple) on the riverbank.
No need to worry about breaking it, can be slung in his tackle bag and off he goes.
All of our mugs are hand printed by us in our studio in Lancashire.
Variations
Your mug will be sent to you, safe and sound, wrapped in bubble wrap in one of our boxes.
Overview
Made in Britain
Dimensions
Height 80mm, outer diameter 86mm, total circumference 256mm.
Made from
These enamel mugs are very sturdy, almost unbreakable perfect for fishing and camping trips.
Please note that due to the nature of enamel products, the surface of each mug does differ slightly, you'll notice some lumps and bumps in some mugs, and the occasional small blemish, mark and scratch, particularly around the lip. This is simply the nature of enamel mugs, and there is nothing that can be done about it, so if you're wanting 100% perfect, bump and blemish free mugs, enamel mugs aren't for you.
Product code
700797
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Overall product rating
5 out of 5
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Please note: goods that are personalised, bespoke or made-to-order to your specific requirements, perishable products and personal items sold with a hygiene seal (cosmetics, underwear) in instances where the seal is broken are non-refundable, unless faulty.
