Personalised Teacher Tea Gift In Tin
Sistir£12.50
A teacher gift tin which can be personalised and contains fifty tea bags. Craft your message for your favourite teacher.
UK delivery only
Product description
A teacher gift tin which can be personalised and contains fifty tea bags. Craft your message for your favourite teacher.
A teacher personalised tea gift for teachers who enjoy a good cuppa. Whether it's the end of term or you want to say a little thank you, this gift is bound to cause a stir!
The personalised tin from Sistir contains fifty Clipper Everyday tea bags. Clipper Everyday tea is a refreshingly brisk, full-flavoured blend with a coppery golden colour, sourced from the finest estates in East Africa, India and Sri Lanka.
Variations
Select your preferred colour for the label, let us know your desired message and we’ll do the rest…
Please note the following guidelines when planning your personalised tin:
Main message (large white text): maximum nine characters per line (including spaces) maximum three lines.
Middle message (smaller text in matching colour): maximum 22 characters (including spaces).
Third message (small white text): maximum 24 characters per line (including spaces), maximum two lines.
Overview
Personalisation available
Dimensions
Tin measures 8.7cm (W) x 14cm (H)
Weight: 275g (bag of tea: 130g, tin: 145g)
Made from
The tin from Sistir contains fifty Clipper Everyday teabags, packaged in a foil bag to ensure maximum freshness.
Ingredients: Black tea (contains caffeine)
Care: store in a cool, dry place
Product code
573830
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Returns
You have 28 days, from receipt of cancellable goods, to notify the seller if you wish to cancel your order or exchange an item.
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.
