Needle down, coffee up: the turntable still runs the morning.
Spin up the day with a DJ mug that puts a classic record deck and a pair of headphones on your desk. It's made for anyone who digs through crates for the good pressings and still flips the record to side B.
The design: a record deck, ready for the next track
A record turntable sits at an angle in the middle of a square rust-colored panel. Its cream top plate holds a black vinyl record with a cream center label and spindle, and the tonearm rests on the grooves with a small cartridge at its tip. Knobs, a slider and a control strip line the deck, ribbed rust-toned sides run around its base, and a heavy black shadow falls away to the lower right.
A pair of over-ear headphones, cream with dark ear cups and rust accents, lies across the back of the deck, as if someone just stepped away between tracks. The words OLD SCHOOL RULES frame the scene in condensed bold capitals: the first two in cream across the top, the last one in black at the bottom left.
The look borrows from retro screen-printed music posters, kept to rust, cream and black. For anyone who learned to cue a record by hand or still lifts the turntable lid every Sunday, it brings pure analog nostalgia and says what you already know: the old way of playing music still wins.
Glossy ceramic with a pop of color inside
- Glossy white ceramic on the outside, a clean backdrop that makes the rust panel and cream lettering read clearly
- The inside, rim and handle come in the shade you choose, so every refill shows a flash of color
- One print sits on each side with white space between them, so the turntable faces you in your left hand or your right
- Printed to order once you check out
Who it's for
Made for vinyl lovers, DJs, crate diggers and anyone who still thinks music sounds best from a spinning record. Fill it for the first listen of the morning, a late mixing session or a quiet hour with a favorite album. It works as a gift for a vinyl lover's birthday, a holiday exchange or a thank-you to whoever runs the music at every party.
Quick answers
11 oz or 15 oz: what's the difference in daily use?
The 11 oz holds a regular cup of coffee. The 15 oz gives you four more ounces for a long listening session. Not every inside color is offered in 15 oz; the color options update once you pick it.
Is there a DJ drawn on the mug?
No person appears in the art, only the gear: the turntable, its record and the headphones. That keeps it just as fitting for someone who plays records at home as for someone who plays them at parties.
Does the turntable show a brand name?
No. The deck and headphones are illustrated without logos or model names, so the mug celebrates record culture in general rather than any one maker.
Does the art suit music fans who don't own a turntable?
Yes. A spinning record and a pair of headphones read as a love of music in general, so it fits a playlist builder or a radio fan as well as someone with a shelf of albums.
Shipping and returns
Free US shipping. US delivery usually 5–12 business days. Easy 30-day returns.
Size guide
| HEIGHT (inches) | DIAMETER (inches) | |
| 11 oz | 3.79 | 3.25 |
| 15 oz | 4.69 | 3.35 |
| HEIGHT (cm) | DIAMETER (cm) | |
| 11 oz | 9.6 | 8.3 |
| 15 oz | 11.9 | 8.5 |