Chums Camper Cutlery Set teal yellow

Chums Camper Cutlery Set teal yellow
A 3-piece cutlery set for outdoor use with excellent portability. It has the same design as Chums’ classic camper mug, and features colorful colors and a two-hole handle. It is highly portable and can be used not only for camping, but also for mountain climbing, picnics, lunch boxes, etc.
Product Specifications:
・3-piece set of spoon, fork, and chopsticks
・Cold-resistant temperature: -10℃
・Heat-resistant temperature: 110℃
・BPA-free
・Booby face logo on the handle
※Oven, microwave, and dishwasher safe Impossible
Size:
Spoon: about 20cm long
Fork: about 20cm long
Chopsticks: about 22cm long
Material: Polypropylene
Made in Japan
3 in stock
RM139.00
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