Name: Tervis Philadelphia 76ers 24oz. All Over Classic Tumbler
Brand: Tervis
SKU: 5033695
Price: 9.99 USD
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Tervis Philadelphia 76ers 24oz. All Over Classic Tumbler - 5033695

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5033695

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Tervis

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This 24oz. All Over Classic tumbler is the perfect combination of Philadelphia 76ers spirit and functionality from Tervis. Its double-wall insulation keeps your drinks at the optimal temperature and reduces condensation. Plus, the vibrant Philadelphia 76ers graphics allows you to show your pride with every sip you take.

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NBA

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