Personalized Cat Photo Stainless Steel Travel Coffee Mug, Merch Line Updated
Feb 1, 2024
Print-on-demand giftware and keepsake retailers Historic Collectibles are pleased to be adding to their Funny Felines merchandise line with a new stainless steel travel coffee mug.
Huntsville, United States - February 1, 2024 /PressCable/ —
The print-on-demand retailers have a new design and stainless steel keep cup that will allow cat lovers to take a photo of their favorite funny feline on the road with them. With a memorable slogan that says ‘Rodent Attack Cat At Your Service’, and with a space for cat owners to add the name of their favorite feline, the team at Historic Collectibles believes their new travel mug represents a unique way to show one’s pet pride.
More information is available at https://funnyfelines.historic-collectibles.com
In the middle of the cold winter months, Historic Collectibles recommends their new stainless steel travel mugs to those shoppers who want to keep their warm beverages warmer for longer and to take them on the go to work, the gym, or simply out on a chilly winter day.
Their insulating and anti-bacterial stainless steel makes their keep cups durable and easy to care for. As a spokesperson for the giftware retailers said, “Crafted with top-grade materials, our travel mugs are designed for both durability and comfort, ensuring leak-free sipping on the go.”
The new travel mugs can be personalized with both the name of each shopper’s favorite feline and with a high-quality photograph. The team at Historic Collectibles carefully check each photo to ensure that the final product will be delivered with true-to-life colors and a high-quality finish, and they will also remove the background from each photo to create a flawless ‘mug shot’ style image.
To match with the tongue-in-cheek ‘Rodent Attack Cat’ slogan of the mug, they recommend shoppers select a comedic or quirky image of their favorite feline to match.
Their spokesperson called their new keep cup perfect for “Personalized Panache,” and said that the new travel mugs will allow shoppers to “Showcase your cat’s charm with a high-quality print that stays vibrant journey after journey.”
The new stainless steel coffee cups join a growing selection of customizable and humorous cat-themed designs and products—including ceramic mugs, insulated wine glasses, t-shirts and hoodies—with funny cat images and slogans.
Each design in Historic Collectibles’ Funny Felines collection is an original that has been created by their graphic design department and they will be rendered in vivid and long-lasting colors using the online store’s advanced printing technology.
For more information, visit https://funnyfelines.historic-collectibles.com
Contact Info:
Name: George Freas
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Organization: Historic Collectibles LLC
Address: Post Office Box 2885, Huntsville, AL 35804-2885, United States
Website: https://historic-collectibles.com
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Release ID: 89120363
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