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Novelty3D Darth Vader Ceramic Mug

R249

Retail: R500
Excludes shipping

R249

R500
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Darth Vader just does not seem like a morning person, but he does like his private Star Wars Darth Vader Mug. Coz when you’re the Sith Lord, it’s best to be alert at all times. That’s why Vader drinks his dark roast from this Star Wars Darth Vader Mug. Why? Because it holds 24 glorious ounces of liquid fuel. Of course, once he’s got the helmet on, it requires some complicated manoeuvring and a straw. But, as you know, great coffee’s worth the work.

Imagine how long it must take him to get ready in the morning. He’s gotta put the armor on and the cape and the helmet and the boots then he’s got to lint roll the whole mess because everybody knows black shows every speck of anything. This Darth Vader likeness is hand-painted and made of ceramic, so it holds heat well to keep drinks warm. Use it every day to add a little fun to the morning routine, or put it on a shelf to admire. This mug is BPA free. Hand washing is recommended, do not microwave.

Microwave safe, hand wash recommended.

Product Features
  • 3D Ceramic Mug Star Wars Darth Vader Helmet Design
  • Removable lid
  • Capacity: 709 mm
  • Materials: Ceramic
  • Not dishwasher safe
  • Microwave safe
  • Hand wash recommended
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We've done this a few times and it always seems to go over well. Why wouldn't it? You're getting some serious bang for your buck (as the saying goes), and we're using the profits to stock our offices with fancy coffee.

Win win.

It does leave us horribly short on the word count for this here write up, though. Explaining how a 50% discount works doesn't exactly require your undivided attention.

So instead we'll hit you with this little-known fact: Movie trailers are called "trailers" because they used to be shown at the end of the movies, not before. Eventually common sense prevailed, but the name stuck.

Knowledge!