£35.18
Personalise this hip flask for a unique gift or personal accessory. The Treat Republic Vintage Whiskey Hip Flask holds 170ml and features a vintage inspired design. Ideal for carrying your favorite spirits on the go, from a UK-based brand.
- Capacity of 170ml for ample whiskey storage.
- Personalisation available with a name up to 15 characters and a year.
- Features a matte black finish with a contemporary style.
- Inspired by vintage whiskey history from British and Irish origins.
- Made to order, so ensure personalisation details are emailed after purchase.
- £35.18
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Description
xWhiskey has been made and enjoyed for over 900 years, originally first made by British and Irish Monks whiskey was enjoyed in America in the late 1800's up until the prohibition in the early 1900's.
When the prohibition was over, whiskey again was able to be enjoyed and large companies like Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey were able to continue trading. We have taken inspiration from this period of time and captured both the style and spirit and have combined it with a modern, contemporary matte black finish. Personalise with a name up to 15 characters and a year.
Personalising your product: Place your order. Decide on the personalisation you'd like for your product. There is a 15 character limit for the name and a four character limit for the year. Email your personalisation details directly to johnlewis@treatrepublic.com within 24 hours of ordering including your name, order number and contact details. If you are purchasing this as a gift and do not wish the recipient to be contacted, please ensure that you put your own contact details in the email. If you do not require personalisation please state this in your email.
This item is made to your specification and so is excluded from our usual returns policy. This does not affect your statutory rights.
