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Mugs & Cups
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Mepal Ellipse Stainless Steel Drinking Mugs
Stay refreshed wherever your day takes you with our coffee mug, designed for effortless use. Just push to drink, push to seal, and enjoy every sip without spills. Thanks to its 360° edge you can drink from any side, making it the ideal choice for busy mornings, road trips or city commutes. The double-wall vacuum insulation keeps your coffee hot for up to 4 hours or your drinks ice-cold for up to 6, while the 350 ml size fits easily into most car cup holders. For tea lovers, our on-the-go tea mug comes with a removable filter, perfect for loose tea leaves or fresh mint. Our coffee-to-go mug is ideal for refills at your favourite café or office coffee machine, helping you cut down on single-use cups.
- Leakproof
- Crafted from 90 % recycled stainless steel
- Coffee mug: one-handed operation
- Coffee and tea mug fit most car cup holders
- Tea mug has an integrated removable filter
- Coffee to go mug is the alternative for a single-use cup
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