Spoontiques Harry Potter Stainless Steel Wine Tumbler, 16 Oz - Double Wall Insulated Drink Cup with Lid for Travel - Hogwarts
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Spoontiques Harry Potter Stainless Steel Wine Tumbler, 16 Oz - Double Wall Insulated Drink Cup with Lid for Travel - Hogwarts
- Fun Drinkware- Enjoy your favorite beverage with a Spoontiques stainless steel wine tumbler! Perfect for your favorite red or white! Tumblers are available in a variety of designs featuring motivational quotes or your favorite legends and everything in between!
- Measurements - Each tumbler is made of stainless steel and stands 5 ¾" tall and holds 16 ounces of your favorite hot or cold beverage.
- Sliding Lock Lid - Acrylic tumbler lid is extra sealed to provide splash-proof drinkability. Sliding lock on the top allows for easy sipping.
- Premium Construction – Spoontiques wine tumblers are made of double-walled stainless steel and include an acrylic sealed lid with a sliding lock.
- Great Gifts - Whether you’re treating yourself or someone else, a Spoontiques tumbler makes a great stocking stuffer, secret Santa or a just because gift!
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