Lightweight and near unbreakable. Printed and packed by hand in love.
An enamel mug is a steel body coated in fired porcelain enamel. It is nearly unbreakable in the ways ceramic is not, it can sit directly on a camp stove, and the speckled finish has been the look of outdoor coffee for a century. It is also the mug most likely to burn your lip. Love & Love YAH designs each one in-house, makes it to order, and donates 10% of every purchase to a Christian ministry, mission, charity or non-profit.
Enamel is glass fused to steel, so it is hard but brittle at an impact point. A hard drop on concrete will chip the coating and expose steel, which will then rust at that spot.
Hand wash, dry fully, and touch up any chip with enamel paint before it rusts. Camp mugs are the most ordered item for youth camps and mission trips, because they survive the trip and get kept afterward. 10% of every purchase is donated to a Christian ministry, mission, charity or non-profit. You are helping the Kingdom of Heaven with every purchase.
Yes. The body is steel, so it can sit directly on a grate or a stove burner. Use a cloth to pick it up afterward.
No. The body is steel and will arc in a microwave.
The stainless rim conducts heat directly from the drink. That is inherent to the design. Let it stand a minute or drink from the side of the rim.
If dropped hard on a hard surface, yes. Enamel is glass fused to steel. Touch up any chip with enamel paint to stop rust.
It survives the dishwasher but the detergent dulls the enamel over time. Hand washing keeps the finish.
They are the most ordered item here for exactly that. They pack without breaking and get used long after the trip.
Every mug funds a morning meal.