
Stanley Stacking 470 ml Insulated Stainless Steel Tumbler
Quantity
Please note, the prices indicated above are subject to change and are intended as a guide only. For a full up to date quotation, please request a quote using our form below.
Please note, the prices indicated above are subject to change and are intended as a guide only. For a full up to date quotation, please request a quote using our form below.
Description
| Details: | The 470 ml Stacking Tumbler is a versatile companion for everyday use, whether at home, outdoors or on the go. Featuring double-wall vacuum insulation, it keeps drinks at the ideal temperature for longer, while the durable stainless steel construction ensures lasting performance. Its stackable design allows for easy storage, making it a practical choice for kitchens or travel, and it is available in a range of colours that can be mixed and matched with coordinating vacuum bottles, food jars and mugs. Dishwasher safe for easy cleaning, it offers reliable convenience for any occasion. |
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| MOQ: | 25 units |
| Price Details: |
from
£19.45
per unit
each
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| Note: |
£25.00 decoration setup cost will apply.
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More Information
| SKU | 14066334 |
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| Price Based On | 1 colour 360 laser engraving, back |
| Minimum Order Quantity | 25 |
| Lead Time | 7 |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Dimensions | 87mm x 145mm x 87mm |
| Brand | Stanley 1913® |
| Branding Method | 360 laser engraving |
| Branding Area | 100mm x 100mm Ø |
| Branding Position | Back |
| Individual Personalisation Available | No |
| Individual Mailing Available | No |
| Pantone Match Available | No |
| UK Made Product | No |
Resources
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