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Disapproving Blue Cat Friend Magnet

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$1.51 $2.15 In stock

Category: 2.25 Magnet

Disapproving Blue Cat Friend Magnet by Audrey Herbertson.

  • 2.25" round.
  • Made with recycled paper & steel.
  • Super strong flat back for maximum pull strength.
  • Hand-pressed in our Portland, OR factory.
  • Plastic-free packaging: shipped loose in paper packaging.

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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Thomas K. ★★★★★

I stuck it on my fridge next to the calendar and it holds three thick papers without sliding down. The recycled paper texture feels nice and sturdy, not flimsy like some magnets I've had. That cat's expression cracks me up every time I walk by.

Nicholas ★★★★★

I was a little nervous the magnet would look cheap, but this 2.25-inch round is crisply printed and delightfully grumpy. The magnetic pull is genuinely strong—it holds up my grocery list with no sliding. Perfect for my fridge.

Amelia ★★★★☆

The magnet is surprisingly strong for its size and holds multiple papers on my fridge without sliding. I just wish the cat's expression was a little less stern—it's almost too accurate.