CAG Strength & Dignity Stainless Steel Mug

CAG Strength & Dignity Stainless Steel Mug

Marsoni

M251S

$17750.00

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CAG Strength & Dignity Stainless Steel MugThis stainless steel mug is double wall insulated to keep your warm drink warm, and your cold drink cool for up to 24 hours. The powder coated exterior offers a non slip grip, and a band of exposed stainless steel at both the top and bottom of the mug frames the design beautifully. The D shaped handle is powder coated in the same purple as the body and comfortably fits three fingers. A snugly fitting transparent lid with a retractable sip hole closure

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Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2025