Mariners Baseball Mugs
Description: Formed in November 1976, the Bellingham Mariners were the first full minor affiliate announced by the new Seattle Mariners expansion team in the American League. Bellingham, Washington sits on the coastline of Washington State, 90 minutes north of Seattle and 90 minutes south of Vancouver, British Columbia. The city had a U.S. census population of 39,375 in 1970, though that number has doubled in the years since. The Mariners replaced the departing Los Angeles Dodgers, who operated their own Class A Northwest League farm club at Bellingham’s Civic Stadium from 1973 until 1976.
Description: This teal-drenched graffiti tribute captures Ken Griffey Jr.’s iconic swing in motion—fluid, effortless, and legendary. Nicknamed “The Kid,” Griffey stands out in classic Mariners white, surrounded by bold street tags, spray-paint textures, and dynamic paint splatters that echo his raw, generational talent. With number 24 and a signed baseball anchoring the design, the artwork pays homage to his unforgettable impact on the game and the city of Seattle. It’s baseball greatness fused with street art swagger—perfect for fans who revere style, substance, and sweet swings.
