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Hi there, I was wondering whether any of you has any experience with getting custom mugs created with your own design? I've been playing around on zazzle.co.uk, they have a good user interface for setting up the design and product preview, etc., but I find their prices to be rather steep. I created a mug using my latest Nintendo Controller design which you can see here: http://www.zazzle.co.uk/teatendo_tea_mug-168250973693882195 I'd like to have a few of these myself as I think it looks cool and fits really well. I'm wondering though whether I should order in bulk from mugstore.co.uk instead. It would certainly reduce the price per mug dr