DAX Coffee Mug — The Classic | 11oz Ceramic
DAX Coffee Mug — The Classic | 11oz Ceramic
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The mug that started it all.
Sturdy, glossy, and built for the morning ritual you actually deserve. Whether you're pulling espresso at dawn or letting a pour-over bloom before a long ride — this is the vessel that gets it done.
White exterior. Solid gloss finish. The DAX Cafe Racer design printed on both sides — because some things are too good to face just one direction.
Built to last. Looks sharp on any countertop. Pairs perfectly with Corsa Italian Espresso or Kicker Colombian Supremo — or whatever you're running today. See all our fresh roasted coffee beans from our Orlando roastery.
The Details
Capacity: 11oz
Material: High-quality ceramic
Finish: Glossy white
Care: Microwave safe. Dishwasher safe.
Print: DAX Cafe Racer original design, both sides
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