Novelty Gift Mugs With Important Date & Name Customization For Friends Launched
Dec 29, 2022
'Forget Me Not Novelties' has announced a new update to its novelty mug range. It now includes several customizable options with space for the name and an important date for the recipient.
Ashburton,New Zealand - December 29, 2022 /PressCable/ —
The store explains that custom mugs make for unique gifts for any special occasion. The latest collection has been selected to provide recipients with personal keepsakes to remember dates with special meaning, including anniversaries or important birthdays.
For more information, please visit: https://www.etsy.com/nz/shop/ForgetMeNotNovelties
The newly expanded range includes a collection of colorful camping-themed mugs with a mountainous backdrop and bold, distinctive artistic styles. These are designed for outdoor lovers and camping enthusiasts and are also suitable for those who travel often or spend extended periods of time in their RV.
Several of the new mugs feature motivating messages, such as the ‘Opportunities Don’t Just Happen: You Create Them’ design. The store also offers festive mugs with Christmas gnome decorations, inspirational mugs, and a variety of other options.
The store offers a growing range of custom or novelty mugs that can be personalized with the recipient’s name, initials, or a special message. This adds a personal touch to the gift and shows that customers have put thought and effort into selecting it.
Each mug is made to order, as the store focuses on reducing overproduction while creating unique gifts for customers. Ceramic mugs are a practical gift that can be used on a daily basis. They are also durable and, unlike flowers or chocolates, can be used for years to come.
Each order is overseen and fulfilled by Instant E-Com, through its inventory management system ‘MyWarehouse.’ Through outsourcing the supply of goods from the supplier to the warehouse, ‘Forget Me Not Novelties’ offers secure and reliable delivery with USPS, FedEx, and UPS. Tracking numbers are provided on every order with a 24 to 72-hour turnaround time.
A spokesperson for the store states: “We’re a small business consisting of my husband of 41 years and myself. We are too young to retire and too old to be employed. We decided to venture into the online world as a result of Covid shutting down the world and our business. We love this life.”
Those wishing to find out more can visit: https://www.etsy.com/nz/shop/ForgetMeNotNovelties
Contact Info:
Name: Bertha
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Organization: Forget Me Not Novelties
Address: 68 Johnstone Street Tinwald, Ashburton, Canterbury 7774, New Zealand
Website: https://www.etsy.com/nz/shop/ForgetMeNotNovelties
Source: PressCable
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