Etsy, the online marketplace filled to the brim with unique handmade goods, can be an absolute treasure trove for people who want to stand out from the crowd with special items that can’t be found in regular stores.
Case in point: these amazing mugs from Californian seller Howard Le. From Naruto to Sailor Moon and Cowboy Bebop to The Legend of Zelda, there are dozens of Starbucks-esque mugs to choose from. And if none of them take your fancy, he’ll even custom make your order for you!
Retailing for 1,851 yen (US$15.38) each, we’ll be clearing a space in our cupboards to start our collection. The only problem will be deciding which ones to choose! Take a look at 15 of our favourites below.
▼ Naruto x Starbucks
▼ Levi from Attack on Titan
▼ And of course Eren
▼ One Piece’s Luffy
▼ Naruto’s Itachi
▼ Yugioh x Yami Yugi x Starbucks
▼ Tokyo Ghoul’s Ken Kaneki
▼ Sword Art Online’s Kirito
▼ Vegeta from Dragon Ball Z
▼ Kill La Kill’s Ryuko
▼ Goku looking as sharp as ever
▼ The Legend of Zelda’s Link
▼ The lovely Mikasa from Attack on Titan
▼ Naruto’s Kakashi
▼ And of course, Sailor Moon has to make an appearance!
Be sure to check out the full range at Le’s shop, Eternal Rival Designs! Which one’s your favourite?
Source and Images: Eternal Rival Designs
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