Mugs For Coworkers With Inspirational Quotes: Office Gift Collection Updated
Jul 15, 2023
Custom gift shop “Forget Me Not Novelties” has updated their collection with employee appreciation gift mugs with motivational quotes and funny sayings, which aim to boost morale and productivity.
Ashburton, New Zealand - July 15, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Following the recent update, the online store “Forget Me Not Novelties” has added several designs to their collection of mugs with work-related quotes and motivational sayings. The products are designed to inspire a positive mindset and serve as thoughtful gifts to coworkers and employees.
Details about the collection can be found on the store's Etsy page, https://www.etsy.com/nz/shop/ForgetMeNotNovelties
The new range of coffee cups coincides with an article released by the National Coffee Association of the USA about the consumption of coffee in America. According to the report, most working Americans drink three cups of coffee on average, usually at their desks, as they work. This makes the ceramic coffee cups from “Forget Me Not Novelties” a thoughtful and practical gift for colleagues because it’s something that they use every day, and the words on the mugs bring inspiration or a lighthearted moment for the recipient of the gift.
Included in the collection is a mug featuring the phrase, "Opportunities don't just happen - you create them," promoting productivity and self-determination. Another design has the words, “When in doubt, mumble. When in trouble, delegate,” which is a relatable, common, and funny way of expressing what employees usually do when faced with difficult situations at work.
The 11-oz mugs use high-quality sublimation printing for lasting durability, and they are safe to put in the microwave and dishwasher without risk of cracking or fading. Orders are ready to ship within three to five days.
To streamline customer experience, 'Forget Me Not Novelties' has partnered with Printify for on-demand warehousing and fulfillment. This collaboration automates order processing, management, and delivery.
About the Shop
“Forget Me Not Novelties” is a passion project by a couple who have been married for 41 years. Finding themselves at a juncture where they felt too young to retire yet too old for conventional employment, they turned to online entrepreneurship in response to the COVID-induced shutdown of their physical business. Driven by a passion for quality and uniqueness, they meticulously scrutinize every design, logo, and quote, ensuring optimal print quality and appropriate messaging.
“Great quality and fast delivery. Very pleased with my purchase. Thank you,” a satisfied customer said.
Interested parties who want to see the entire mug collection may visit https://www.etsy.com/nz/shop/ForgetMeNotNovelties
Contact Info:
Name: Bertha
Email: Send Email
Organization: Forget Me Not Novelties
Address: 68 Johnstone Street Tinwald, Ashburton, Canterbury 7774, New Zealand
Website: https://www.etsy.com/nz/shop/ForgetMeNotNovelties
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89102476
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