Mugs
SuperMench Mug
$18
Description: The Sabra Sport GT was Israel’s only production sports car, built by Autocars Co. Ltd. in Haifa from 1961–1968. Initially developed with UK’s Reliant Motors, it used a fiberglass Ashley body, Ballamy chassis, and Ford 1.7L engine. The first ~100 units were assembled in England before production shifted to Israel; total output was 379 cars (convertible and GT coupe). Exports went mainly to the U.S. (144) and Belgium (81); production ended amid the Six-Day War, with final deliveries in 1968–69.
Description: The Sabra Sport GT was Israel’s only production sports car, built by Autocars Co. Ltd. in Haifa from 1961–1968. Initially developed with UK’s Reliant Motors, it used a fiberglass Ashley body, Ballamy chassis, and Ford 1.7L engine. The first ~100 units were assembled in England before production shifted to Israel; total output was 379 cars (convertible and GT coupe). Exports went mainly to the U.S. (144) and Belgium (81); production ended amid the Six-Day War, with final deliveries in 1968–69.
Description: The Sabra Sport GT was Israel’s only production sports car, built by Autocars Co. Ltd. in Haifa from 1961–1968. Initially developed with UK’s Reliant Motors, it used a fiberglass Ashley body, Ballamy chassis, and Ford 1.7L engine. The first ~100 units were assembled in England before production shifted to Israel; total output was 379 cars (convertible and GT coupe). Exports went mainly to the U.S. (144) and Belgium (81); production ended amid the Six-Day War, with final deliveries in 1968–69.
Description: The Sabra Sport GT was Israel’s only production sports car, built by Autocars Co. Ltd. in Haifa from 1961–1968. Initially developed with UK’s Reliant Motors, it used a fiberglass Ashley body, Ballamy chassis, and Ford 1.7L engine. The first ~100 units were assembled in England before production shifted to Israel; total output was 379 cars (convertible and GT coupe). Exports went mainly to the U.S. (144) and Belgium (81); production ended amid the Six-Day War, with final deliveries in 1968–69.
Description: According to Jewish tradition, the Torah contains 613 commandments or mitzvahs.
613 - Fire Mug
$18
Description: “Baruch Hashem” means “Blessed be God” or “Thank God,” and Jews often say it to express gratitude or to answer “How are you?” This pun can be extended to clothing. For example, "I had nothing to wear to the Bat Mitzvah, thank God for H&M."
Baruch H&M Mug
$18
Description: "A parody of the iconic 'We Can Do It!' poster featuring Golda Meir with a cigarette and a flexed arm. Vintage-inspired typography in English and Hebrew gives this design a defiant, humorous tribute to one of Israel's most recognizable leaders."
Golda Meir Mug
$18
Mazel Tough! Mug
$18
Description: Mensch: a Yiddish term for a good, honorable person with integrity, kindness, and decency. Someone dependable, respectful, and worthy of admiration.
Mensch Mug
$18
OY! Mug
$18
Description: Torah in flaming letters, Aish HaTorah alive—divine wisdom revealed as sacred fire.
Torah - Aish Mug
$18
Description: Morris “Two-Gun” Cohen was a British Jewish adventurer, who was sent to Canada because he was a delinquent. He became a trusted aide to Sun Yat-sen and later a Chinese general. He helped China by procuring weapons, training troops, and guarding leaders during the struggle against warlords and Japanese threats.
