Oxford Colour Palette enamel camping mug featuring colours inspired by Oxford University, the Bodleian Library, Oxford United and the city’s literary heritage.
The Oxford Colour Palette design featuring six colours referencing and celebrating the university city
Oxford Colour Palette enamel camping mug featuring colours inspired by Oxford University, the Bodleian Library, Oxford United and the city’s literary heritage.
Oxford Colour Palette enamel camping mug featuring colours inspired by Oxford University, the Bodleian Library, Oxford United and the city’s literary heritage.

The Oxford Colour Palette Enamel Mug

£12.99
£12.99
Sold Out

Oxford Colour Palette Enamel Mug: An Oxford Gift for Outdoor Adventures

Take a little Oxford on your next adventure with our Oxford Colour Palette Enamel Mug. Six colours celebrate the city’s remarkable history, from the Bodleian Library and Oxford United to the Dreaming Spires, Cowley’s motoring heritage, the literary Inklings and Oxford University’s sub fusc traditions. Lightweight and practical, this classic enamel camping mug is perfect for walking holidays, camping trips, campervan adventures and outdoor tea breaks. A thoughtful Oxford gift for students, graduates, travellers and anyone who loves the city. Whether you’re exploring the Oxfordshire countryside or enjoying a well-earned cuppa after a long walk, it’s a colourful companion for the journey.

Oxford Enamel Mug

  • 10oz enamel mug with a classic steel rim.
  • Lightweight and ideal for travel and outdoor adventures.
  • Proudly printed in the UK.
  • Hand wash only.
  • Not suitable for dishwasher or microwave use.

The Oxford Colour Palette:

  • Bodleian Brown: For the leather binding of millions of books at the Bodleian Library. Founded in 1602 by Sir Thomas Bodley, it is one of the oldest libraries in Europe.
  • United Yellows: For Oxford United, founded as Headington Football Club in 1893, the club adopted its current name in 1960. Nicknamed The Us or the Yellows.
  • Dreaming Spires Stone: The Dreaming Spires are the spired domes and towers that make up the skyline of Oxford.
  • Cowley Chrome: For Cowley, which was transformed after 1912 when William Morris relocated Morris Motors Limited and made it a world-famous centre of automotive and engineering skills.
  • Inklings Blue: For The Inklings, a literary discussion group associated with JRR Tolkien and CS Lewis at the University of Oxford, meeting at The Eagle and Child Pub.
  • Sub Fusc Black: For Sub Fusc (from the Latin sub fuscus meaning very dark), worn by students beneath their academic gowns when sitting examinations.