Aliens Love Me Mug – 15 oz

$19.99

Apparently you’re their favorite Earthling. This colorful Aliens Love Me Coffee Mug features a groovy little alien flashing a peace sign, heart-shaped sunglasses, retro rainbow colors and the wonderfully weird declaration “Aliens Love Me.” A fun 15 oz mug for UFO believers, alien lovers and anyone whose personality is just a little out of this world.

Aliens Love Me Coffee Mug for the Favorite Earthling

Maybe they come in peace.

Maybe they came specifically to see you.

The Aliens Love Me Coffee Mug brings some retro extraterrestrial attitude to your morning coffee with a happy green alien, heart-shaped sunglasses, UFO beams, stars, hearts and a seriously fun vintage-inspired color palette.

The bold “ALIENS LOVE ME” lettering makes this one impossible to miss—and perfect for anyone who proudly embraces their weird side.

A Groovy Aliens Love Me Coffee Mug

This design mixes UFO culture with a colorful 60s-and-70s-inspired aesthetic for a mug that’s funny, quirky and just plain fun to look at.

Mug details:

  • 15 oz white ceramic mug
  • Colorful retro alien design
  • Large comfortable handle
  • Microwave safe
  • Dishwasher safe; top rack recommended
  • Hand washing recommended for longest-lasting vibrancy
  • Great for coffee, tea, cocoa and more
  • Printed with care by MadTymes
  • FREE shipping from MadTymes.com

Aliens Love Me Coffee Mug Gift Idea

The Aliens Love Me Coffee Mug makes an easy gift for:

  • Alien and UFO enthusiasts
  • Sci-fi fans
  • Paranormal lovers
  • Retro and groovy-style fans
  • Area 51 believers
  • Coffee lovers
  • People who enjoy weird gifts
  • That friend who is absolutely convinced they’ve been chosen by extraterrestrials

Birthday, Christmas, stocking stuffer, coworker gift—or just a little something for your favorite Earthling.

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