Five Below Is Selling an Adorable Mini Tumbler Set, and I Want All 3 Colors
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Five Below Is Selling an Adorable Mini Tumbler Set, and I Want All 3 Colors
"If there's one thing about me, I love it when something is mini. So when I spotted these mini tumblers in pastel pink, white, and black colors at Five Below, I was giddy with excitement. Not only are these wee containers less cumbersome than their regular tumbler counterparts, but they also make the cutest gifts. Plus, they're only $5 apiece!"
"Instagram creator @DolarTreeDollie revealed she'd stumbled upon the new Five Below Mini Tumbler sets in a video that shows their light pink and white colors. Measuring 3 ounces a pop, each of the four tiny insulated tumblers comes with a lid and a straw. They're perfect for holding small amounts of liquid (some people use them as espresso cups or shot glasses), but they also make great pup cups or small beverage holders for kids. All in all, super adorable, and it's clear the internet thinks so, too, as they're selling out fast."
"The obvious use for these adorable tumblers are small amounts of liquid. But you could transform these tumblers into a personalized gift filled with candy, a gift card, jewelry, or other small trinkets for teachers, students, friends going on a trip together, coworkers, or white elephant recipients. They're also a sweet yet inexpensive gift idea for people getting married who want to give their wedding parties or wedding guests something small but special."
Five Below offers mini insulated tumblers in pastel pink, white, and black, priced at $5 each. Each set contains four 3-ounce tumblers with lids and straws, suitable for espresso shots, shot glasses, pup cups, or small drinks for children. The tumblers are popular online and are selling out rapidly. They double as inexpensive, customizable gifts filled with candy, gift cards, or jewelry for teachers, wedding parties, friends, or white elephant exchanges. Crafters have bejeweled and laser-inscribed names on them. They can also serve as organizers for craft supplies or small containers for homemade spices.
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