Oct 30, 2023
Historic Collectibles, an online retailer of artistic home décor, has launched its new Halloween Seasonal Splendor collection. The collection features wrap-around mug designs for ardent cat lovers and spooky season enthusiasts.

Huntsville, United States - October 30, 2023 /PressCable/ —
With this latest launch, Historic Collectibles offers a unique collection of festive mugs that make ideal gifts and home decorations for the Halloween season.
For more information, please visit https://halloween.historic-collectibles.com
The new Halloween designs include mystical cats, owl families, and precocious kittens - all set against a spooky fall backdrop. Each fun print is created to evoke conversation at October parties and provide a decorative ambiance in the home.
Halloween holiday decorations and party favors have consumers rushing to big box stores like Home Depot, Lowes, and Spirit of Halloween this season. A recent report in Newsweek noted that Americans are expected to spend nearly $4 billion on Halloween this year. The report also revealed that over 30% of consumers celebrating Halloween will attend or throw a Halloween party.
The latest Halloween-themed mugs in Historic Collectibles’ Seasonal Splendor collection offer consumers, party-goers, and Halloween décor enthusiasts a more personalized, boutique shopping experience with one-of-a-kind artistic designs.
With the Seasonal Splendor collection of feline-themed seasonal mugs, consumers will discover products that create a fun atmosphere at Halloween parties. The mugs also make the perfect gift for a cat-lover, or anyone seeking to invite the warmth and coziness of the season into their home.
The mugs are available in eleven-ounce and fifteen-ounce sizes and come in either white or black ceramic. Each one features a wraparound design that captures the essence of the Halloween season.
About Historic Collectibles
Historic Collectibles offers a range of tee shirts, hoodies, and mugs with boutique designs and humorous flair. The company specializes in astrological and angelic iconography, cat humor, and seasonal imagery.
A spokesperson for the company said: “With our "Seasonal Splendor: Halloween" collection, every day becomes a celebration of spook-tacular elegance. Embark on an autumnal escapade where owls, cats, and the iconic imagery of Halloween come to life.”
Interested parties can learn more about Seasonal Splendor designs at https://halloween.historic-collectibles.com
Contact Info:
Name: George Freas
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Organization: Historic Collectibles LLC
Address: Post Office Box 2885, Huntsville, AL 35804-2885, United States
Website: https://historic-collectibles.com
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Release ID: 89111827
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