16 oz. Hawaiian Islands Tervis Tumbler®

16 oz. Hawaiian Islands Tervis Tumbler® (# TH30087)

$16.00

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Virtually indestructible, this tumbler is perfect for the beach, boat or bar! Double-layer construction insulates your beverage, keeping hot drinks hot and cold drinks cold. Decorated with a colorful map of the Hawaiian islands.

Holds 16 fluid ounces
High-impact polymer plastic
Top-rack dishwasher safe
Safe for use in microwave and freezer
Fits in car cupholders (and golf cart cupholders, too!)
Made in USA
TH30087

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