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Poly Carb Martini Glass

Poly Carb Martini Glass

$9.95
$9.95

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Glass-look with shatterproof advantage

Crafted from high-quality polycarbonate material, this martini glass provides the classic look and feel of traditional glassware while being shatterproof and safe for various settings. Whether you're hosting an outdoor cocktail party, enjoying a picnic, or need a safe option for special events, our polycarbonate cocktail glass ensures a sophisticated martini experience without the worry of breakage.

About our Poly Carb range

Our extensive range of quality outdoor drinkware will suit your every need. From children's parties, a picnic at the beach or park, to that sneaky margarita by the pool. They look just like glass with the advantage of not breaking when they tip over. Have a sip of champagne from our flute, a dirty martini, frozen margarita, wine in the stems or a gin tonic in the tumblers, they aren’t just for water, cordial and juice! You won't have to worry about broken glass outside ever again. They suit all environments so will want to use these versatile and durable ‘glasses’ all year round.

Material: polycarbonate

Volume: 275ml

Care Instructions: Hand wash only 

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