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Ceramic Mug Gift Box
From £0.55 ex VAT
Present your branded ceramic mugs professionally with this BX0141 gift box. Made from heavy-duty, double-walled cardboard, it protects an 11oz mug during delivery. Custom branding with a full colour label makes it ideal for corporate gifts and promotional items.
The Ceramic Mug Gift Box offers a professional way to present your branded ceramic mugs, making it ideal for promotional products and corporate gifts.
- This BX0141 box is made from heavy-duty, double-walled cardboard, offering good protection for an 11oz mug.
- It features sturdy construction, helping to make sure your mug arrives safely and presents a professional appearance for your branded merchandise.
- The box can be custom branded with a full colour label, allowing for clear display of your logo or campaign message.
- Available to purchase on its own or with any ceramic mug order, providing flexibility for your marketing needs.
This packaging adds a refined touch to client gifts, event giveaways, or staff rewards.
Brands
Present your branded ceramic mugs professionally with this BX0141 gift box. Made from heavy-duty, double-walled cardboard, it protects an 11oz mug during delivery. Custom branding with a full colour label makes it ideal for corporate gifts and promotional items.
From £0.55 ex VAT
*Pricing excludes branding and setup fees
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