Guideline Waterfall Mug
Guideline Waterfall Mug is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Buying from Non EU Countries, UK & Northern Ireland
Buying from Non EU Countries, UK & Northern Ireland
Since Brexit the UK is no longer in the EU and our prices to mainland UK do not include VAT. VAT and duties are charged by the courier prior to delivery.
For Non EU countries our prices do not include VAT. VAT and duties are charged by the courier prior to delivery.
For Northern Ireland customers VAT is not displayed in the price but will be added at checkout.
Delivery and Shipping
Delivery and Shipping
We endeavour to get your order to you as soon as possible. Shipping is usually same day if ordered before 3pm (Tuesday-Friday). Once your order is dispatched a confirmation email is sent to your email address with the tracking details.
Guideline Waterfall Mug
Fly fishing and nature form a close relationship, where memorable moments are highly dependent on a clean environment and healthy waters. For a company like Guideline, our pure existence rests on these basic criteria. Always carry back what you brought into nature and make it a good sport not to leave any trace behind you.
This mug is made of steel, with generous size (360ml) to be used for drinking a smoking hot coffee or eating a stew or morning porridge. The mug has a tough, durable enamel plating that can take a lot of heat before it cracks. You can place the mug close to the fire and even put it on the stove to re-heat your drink if it got cold. Don’t put it into a microwave oven!!
- This mug is dishwasher safe.
- Food grade certied.
- Avoid using vinegar, strong polishing detergents and
- Different food and drinks can make some stains in the enamel. That’s what we call patina!
- Delivered in a nice, printed paperbox that displays well in the shop.
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