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Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority 16oz Retro Bloom Can Shaped Glass

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Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority 16oz Retro Bloom Can Shaped GlassOur 16oz Kappa Kappa Gamma Retro Bloom Can glass is perfect for enjoying your favorite drinks. Whether it's iced coffee before class or a sweet tea in the summer, this is the perfect accessory to show off your letters. The cup comes with an easy to clean bamboo lid and glass straw. This 16oz Can Shaped cup is durable, easy to hold and fits in most cup holders so take it with you wherever you go. Personalize your KKG letters and the flowers with over

Our 16oz Kappa Kappa Gamma Retro Bloom Can glass is perfect for enjoying your favorite drinks. Whether it's iced coffee before class or a sweet tea in the summer, this is the perfect accessory to show off your letters. The cup comes with an easy to clean bamboo lid and glass straw. 

This 16oz Can Shaped cup is durable, easy to hold and fits in most cup holders so take it with you wherever you go. Personalize your KKG letters and the flowers with over 150+ color combos as unique as you are to choose from. Color options include Black, Deep Purple, Blue, Red, Lime Green, Hot Pink, Sky Blue, Yellow, Lilac, Soft Pink, Mustard yellow, and Salmon. 

Perfect for everyday use, special events, or as a thoughtful gift to a sister you love, our Kappa Kappa Gamma can-shaped glass with bamboo lid and glass straw is the epitome of modern sophistication and sustainability. Elevate your KKG collection and make a statement with your custom color palette and our Kappa glass that combines style, functionality, and eco-friendliness.

Officially Licensed Product - Our designs and products have passed through examination and requirements set by the sorority so you can rest assured they are official and quality. In addition, part of the sales proceeds goes back to KKG.

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Care Instructions:

  1. Hand Wash Only: Preserve the integrity of the bamboo lid and glass straw and protect the design by hand washing your glassware with mild soap and warm water. Avoid abrasive cleaners and scrubbers.
  2. Avoid Extreme Temperatures: While durable, sudden temperature changes can stress the glass and potentially lead to breakage. Allow your glass to reach room temperature before adding hot or cold liquids.
  3. Handle with Care: Treat your glassware with care, especially when filled with liquid. Avoid dropping or mishandling to prevent damage.
  4. Do Not Microwave: Our can-shaped glass, bamboo lid, and glass straw are not microwave safe. Do not use them to heat beverages or food.
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