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Everyone has imperfect holidays. The gingerbread burns. Tickle-Me Robot is out of stock. Extrovert carolers ring your doorbell. You don't know what to get Cousin Eddie. This Christmas bundle helps you cope with the holiday mehs by reminding you that things could be much worse. You could be pursued by giant robots, plagued by pterodactyls, pestered by zombie poodles, and overwhelmed by holiday clichés. Cheer up!
All decorated with our Things Could Be Worse Christmas designs, this discounted bundle includes your choice of four matching 12-ounce mugs or two matching 20-ounce mugs, four unique 8.25" diameter small plates, and one tea towel. Instant solution to your gift-giving woes.
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We offer a variety of different shipping options so you can choose what works best for your order. Cost and delivery times will be calculated at checkout. All shipping times are estimates and are not guaranteed. We offer free U.S. shipping on orders over $200 (automatically applied at checkout, we pick the shipping method).
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Calamityware is a small, eight-person, one-dog company headquartered in Pittsburgh. We love bringing the darkly whimsical view of our founder and chief monster-maker, Don Moyer, to life. Our products are high quality, meticulously manufactured items that make wonderful gifts for you and other weird-adjacent people in your life. Our goal is to make you smile.
Calamityware is a small, eight-person, one-dog company headquartered in Pittsburgh. We love bringing the darkly whimsical view of our founder and chief monster-maker, Don Moyer, to life. Our products are high quality, meticulously manufactured items that make wonderful gifts for you and other weird-adjacent people in your life. Our goal is to make you smile.
