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FriendsCentral Perk Cappuccino Mug

R249

Retail: R450
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Treat yourself to a nice big cup of coffee and reminisce about your favourite TV sitcom with this stylish Friends Cappuccino Mug.

This oversized white mug features the instantly recognisable Central Perk logo from the sitcom Friends and is a great accompaniment for your next binge watching session. Just fill it up with your favourite hot beverage, hit play, and let Phoebe, Rachel, Monica, Joey, Ross, and Chandler, make you laugh again.

This mug is an ideal gift for any Friends fan and makes a great present for birthdays and Christmas. It also works nicely as a stocking filler or office Secret Santa present.

The multi-award winning sitcom Friends is one of the most cherished TV shows of all time. Adored by hardcore fans and critics alike, it’s more than just a show and is now a part of popular culture. Set in New York, Friends followed the trials and tribulations of Rachel, Monica, Phoebe, Joey, Chandler, and Ross. Hilarious and heart-warming in equal measure, Friends spanned 10 seasons, and over 200 episodes, between 1994 and 2004. Having finished many years ago, it’s huge popularity meant that reruns of Friends have been continually shown on UK TV channels, and the show was recently added to Netflix.

The Friends Cappuccino Mug is an officially licensed Friends product.

Product Features
  • Your new favourite coffee mug!
  • The perfect addition to any fan's collection!
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