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"Good Things Happen in Philadelphia" Mug
$14.99 - $19.99
Why settle for the same old boring, generic merch everyone else has? Stand out from the Fanatics-wearin' sheep and "get goated" with PhillyGOAT! Designed by local artists. Worn by legends. 🔔🐐❤️🥨🦅
⚠️ WARNING: May cause unsolicited compliments from other Philadelphia sports fans. Do not wear if you don't like being high-five. 🙌
Established in 2020, we've proudly served over 100,000 satisfied customers from the Greater Philadelphia area and beyond, and we've earned close to 10,000 5-star reviews. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
And we're making headlines! We've been featured in the Philadelphia Inquirer, CBS Philadelphia, Fox 29 Philadelphia, and DelcoToday just to name a few.
We take the pressure off of ordering. Don't like what you got? Simply return it for free within 30 days, no questions asked. 🤝
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Say goodbye to the jabronies who claim that only bad things happen in Philadelphia so that we can come together to celebrate all of the good things that happen here. Philadelphia is where democracy was born in 1776 and it’s also where democracy was saved in 2020 when we collectively swung the tide of an election, ultimately getting us back on track to truly making America great again. This design, featuring our very own iconic Liberty Bell in all its glory, is a symbol of unity, hope, and positivity that emanates from the City of Brotherly Love – the one city that the entire free world can count on when push comes to shove.
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- Designed by real Philadelphians after a few rounds of Yuengling to inspire creativity
- Perfect for Wawa coffee, but can also be used for tea if you're highfalutin.
- Classic and durable ceramic mug (because mugs made of loose leaf paper did not score well with consumers in early product development testing).
- Rounded corners for a smooth, easy drinking experience (sharp jagged corners also did not test well with consumers).
- C-handle for a natural grip when drinking coffee (but you can easily extend your pinky if drinking tea)
- Definitely not made in a sweatshop, but we are looking into ways we can force the children of Cowboys fans into cheap labor