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The club name laid out the way a rink paints it on the boards — a long gold-edged bar, the dog in a roundel at one end, a stick and puck running out of the other. It is the widest thing we draw and the only one built to be read sideways, at speed, by somebody going past it.
Black ceramic with a glossy finish and a C-shaped handle, dye-sublimated with the mark on one side and nothing on the other. Lead-free and BPA-free. The print's own black and the mug's black sit a shade apart, so in the right light you can see exactly where the design falls — that is what a sublimated black mug does, and it is not a fault in it.
Two sizes. The 11 oz (0.33 l) is the mug most kitchens already run on; the 15 oz (0.44 l) is the one to take when that is plainly not going to be enough.
Microwave and dishwasher safe. Washing it by hand will keep a sublimated print looking new for longer.
“The system is simple. Get the puck, then give it back to me.” — Vinny Terrana, forward
Golden Retriever Hockey — Buffalo's premier golden-retriever-themed hockey team since 2011.
The club name laid out the way a rink paints it on the boards — a long gold-edged bar, the dog in a roundel at one end, a stick and puck running out of the other. It is the widest thing we draw and the only one built to be read sideways, at speed, by somebody going past it.
The club name laid out the way a rink paints it on the boards — a long gold-edged bar, the dog in a roundel at one end, a stick and puck running out of the other. It is the widest thing we draw and the only one built to be read sideways, at speed, by somebody going past it.
The club name laid out the way a rink paints it on the boards — a long gold-edged bar, the dog in a roundel at one end, a stick and puck running out of the other. It is the widest thing we draw and the only one built to be read sideways, at speed, by somebody going past it.
The club name laid out the way a rink paints it on the boards — a long gold-edged bar, the dog in a roundel at one end, a stick and puck running out of the other. It is the widest thing we draw and the only one built to be read sideways, at speed, by somebody going past it.