Personalized Water Bottle - Halloween Candy Corn Custom Name
The name in our photos is just an example. Tap Personalize your gift to add yours and see a preview before you order.
Personalization
Tap Personalize your gift and add their name, and a photo where the design has room for one. Check the preview, save your design, then add it to your cart. What you see in the preview is what we print.
Shipping
Free US shipping on most orders. Tumblers and journals ship at a cost, and any shipping charge always shows at checkout before you pay. Every piece is made for you after you order, so it needs a few days before it's on its way. Most US orders arrive within 4 to 12 business days. Planning for a birthday or a baby shower? Order two weeks ahead and you're all set.
Return policy
Every piece is made just for them, so we can't take it back for a change of mind. Arrived damaged, or not the way you personalized it? Send us a photo within 30 days and we'll make it right with a free replacement.
Candy corn and thin black stripes turn this water bottle into a walking Halloween party, personalized with their name printed right on the front. It's the kind of everyday object a kid actually wants to carry, not just another birthday afterthought stuffed in a drawer.
Send it along on a pumpkin patch afternoon, tuck it into a school bag, or drop it into a Halloween goodie bag that beats candy for once. The matte, grainy finish keeps little hands from leaving prints everywhere, and the double wall keeps drinks cold through a full day of trick or treating.
Product features
- Personalized with their name, printed on the front
- Double wall insulation, cold up to 24 hours and warm up to 12 hours
- Matte, grainy finish that resists fingerprints and feels good in hand
- BPA free, Intertek tested and RoHS compliant materials
- Available in 12oz, 18oz and 32oz with a twist on polypropylene lid
- 100 percent stainless steel body, made in South Korea, printed in vivid color
Care instructions
- Hand wash only
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