Stanley

Cafe-To-Go Travel Mug

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Compact coffee perfection on the move

For coffee aficionados who feel bad about the volume of disposable coffee cups they consume, Stanley's Cafe-To-Go Travel Mugs are here to assuage your environmental conscience whilst keeping your coffee piping hot. The unique two-piece lid is completely leakproof yet allows easy sipping, whilst the compact design fits neatly in most bags. Available in two sizes (230ml and 350ml), they deliver 3-4 hours of heat retention – enough to savour your morning brew during the longest commutes. The easy-carry handle and recycled stainless steel construction make these mugs feel substantial without being cumbersome. Because let’s face it, good coffee deserves good design, and you don’t get that from Starbucks or Costa.

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- Compact, packable design saves space when travelling
- Two-piece lid system provides leakproof security with easy sipping
- 3-4 hours heat retention for extended coffee enjoyment
- Recycled stainless steel construction with sustainable materials
- Easy-carry handle for comfortable transport
- Double-wall vacuum insulation maintains optimal temperature
- BPA-free and dishwasher-safe for easy maintenance
- Available in two practical sizes (230ml/350ml)
Capacity Weight Dimensions

230 ml 250 g 15.8 × 7.8 cm

350 ml 290 g 19 × 7.8 cm
- Sustainability Through Longevity- Stanley Products are warranted to be free from any defect in workmanship or materials and to be thermally efficient, provided they are used according to the instructions. This warranty does not cover parts or malfunction due to alteration or accident. For more information regarding proper use, please see the care and use instructions provided with your product.
- Eco Packaging- In 2021, Stanley stopped using conventional plastic bags to protect their products during shipping and delivery. Instead, they mostly use paper wraps – a simple change that avoids more than 77 metric tons of plastic each year.