Drop the needle, pour the coffee.

This enamel mug pairs a vinyl record with the look of an old illuminated page, made for crate-diggers at heart who treat a morning coffee like side one, track one. Keep it next to the turntable, or give it to the friend whose shelves are mostly records.

The design: Golden Era Grooves Now

At the top left sits a vinyl record drawn flat. Its grooved face is split into four quarters, two black and two in an old-gold tan, with fine groove lines, a white center label and a black spindle dot. The record is set inside a square ornamental tile, the kind of decorated block that opens a line in a medieval manuscript, with dusty red and gray-green corner panels and small leaf ornaments.

A tall, slim staff runs down the left edge, topped with a dark flower and finished with a dusty red one at its foot. Stacked retro lettering beside the record tile fills the rest of the space in heavy black, blackletter-style letters. Seven small star-shaped flowers in dusty red, pink and gray-green are scattered around the words.

Everything is drawn in flat, muted color with no shading, so the print reads like a hand-lettered page that happens to hold a record. It is a small nod to the ritual every collector knows: slide the disc out of the sleeve, set it down and let the room fill up.

A light enamel mug for the kitchen, the porch or the trail

• Enamel with a white coating and a silver rim, the classic camp-mug look
• Holds 12 oz, room for a regular coffee, tea or cocoa
• Lightweight, so it is easy to take along on a hike or a camping trip
• Lead and BPA-free material
• The art is printed on both sides, so it shows whichever way the handle points
• Hand-wash only, so keep it out of the dishwasher

Who it's for

Record collectors, turntable owners, weekend crate-diggers and anyone who still reads the liner notes. It fits a listening corner, a desk next to the speakers or the box of camping gear by the door. Wrap it for a vinyl lover's birthday, as a housewarming present for a new listening room, or as a holiday gift for the friend who always brings the music.

Quick answers

Can I eat from it or heat food in it?

It works for a drink or a hot meal. Just don't heat liquids or food directly in the mug, because that can damage the coating.

Will coffee or tea stain the enamel?

It can over time. Enamel has a slightly rough, porous surface, so coffee, tea and natural juices may leave marks, which is normal for enamelware. Lemon juice or soda and a gentle scrub with a hard sponge take them off.

Does it come with a clip for a backpack?

No clip is included. The handle lets you attach the mug to a bag with a strap or hook of your own.

Is the design tied to a band or a record label?

No. The center label of the record is blank, and nothing in the print names an artist, a label or a year, so it suits any collection, whatever fills your shelves.

Shipping and returns

Free US shipping. US delivery usually 5–12 business days. Easy 30-day returns.

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