20oz Skeleton Motorcycle Graveyard Tumbler – Gothic Biker Stainless Steel Travel Cup for Horror & Halloween Fans
$36.50
Embrace the dark, edgy side of your style with this 20oz Skeleton Motorcycle Graveyard Tumbler. Featuring an eerie scene of a skeleton standing beside a motorcycle in a misty graveyard, this stainless steel cup is perfect for bikers, gothic art lovers, and anyone who enjoys spooky, detailed artwork.
Built with durable stainless steel and double-wall insulation, it keeps drinks hot or cold for hours—making it ideal for long rides, late-night adventures, or everyday use. Whether for Halloween, biker gatherings, or as a standout collectible, this tumbler adds the perfect mix of creepy and cool. It also makes a unique gift for motorcycle lovers, gothic décor fans, and anyone who appreciates bold, haunting designs.
• High-grade stainless-steel tumbler
• 20 oz (600 ml)
• Tumbler size: 3.11″ × 8.42″ (7.9 cm × 21.4 cm)
• Straw and lid included with the tumbler
• A cylindrical shape (top to bottom)
Disclaimer: Not dishwasher or microwave safe. Hand-wash only.
Embrace the dark, edgy side of your style with this 20oz Skeleton Motorcycle Graveyard Tumbler. Featuring an eerie scene of a skeleton standing beside a motorcycle in a misty graveyard, this stainless steel cup is perfect for bikers, gothic art lovers, and anyone who enjoys spooky, detailed artwork.
Built with durable stainless steel and double-wall insulation, it keeps drinks hot or cold for hours—making it ideal for long rides, late-night adventures, or everyday use. Whether for Halloween, biker gatherings, or as a standout collectible, this tumbler adds the perfect mix of creepy and cool. It also makes a unique gift for motorcycle lovers, gothic décor fans, and anyone who appreciates bold, haunting designs.
• High-grade stainless-steel tumbler
• 20 oz (600 ml)
• Tumbler size: 3.11″ × 8.42″ (7.9 cm × 21.4 cm)
• Straw and lid included with the tumbler
• A cylindrical shape (top to bottom)
Disclaimer: Not dishwasher or microwave safe. Hand-wash only.
