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- Hip Flasks[7]
- Coffee Makers[1]
- Coffee & Tea Sets[8]
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- Vacuum Flasks & Thermoses[8]
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- Contact Person : Ms. Zhou Minny
- Company Name : Shanghai Yaosen Materials Co., Ltd.
- Tel : 86-021-31271520
- Fax : 86-021-56106218
- Address : Shanghai,Shanghai,Room41 A,West,F5,No310,Yueluo Road,Baoshan District,Shanghai
- Country/Region : China
- Zip : 200941
9oz Standard Stainless Steel Engrave Skull Hip Flasks
9oz Standard Stainless Steel Engrave Skull Hip Flasks
1.Hip Flasks History
Hip flasks were traditionally made of pewter, silver, or even glass, though most modern flasks are made from stainless steel. Some modern flasks are made of plastic so as to avoid detection by metal detectors.
Hip flasks can vary in shape, although they are usually contoured to match the curve of the wearer's hip or thigh, for comfort and discretion. Some flasks have "captive tops" which is a small arm which attaches the top to the flask to stop it from getting lost when it's taken off.
The hip flask began to appear in the form recognized today in the 18th century, initially used by members of the gentry. However, less compact versions had been in production for several centuries. Notably, in the Middle Ages, there are several accounts of gutted fruit being used to store liquor. During the 18th century, women boarding docked British warships would smuggle gin into the ship via makeshift flasks, created from pig's bladders and hidden inside their petticoats. Following the act of prohibition in 1920s America, the state of Indiana banned the sale of cocktail shakers and hip flasks.
Antique hip flasks, particularly those made of silver, are now sought-after collector's items. The hip flask appears frequently in comedy, in part because it allows drinking in inappropriate situations where a bottle would not normally be found--for instance, in Two and a Half Men, where Charlie Harper (Charlie Sheen) drinks alcohol from a hip flask during a funeral.
In the Royal Air Force, "hip-flask" was used as code for a revolver.
2.Advantages Of Stainless Steel Hip Flasks
a: Molding, soldering, Polishing, Packaging with 10 years’ Professional Technology.
b: High quality stainless steel material
c: The stainless steel hip flask has passed the SGS test, Having FDA and LFGB certification
d: there is no coating inside of the hip flask, it is totally Eco-friendly and recycled
e: Multiple sampling to test
3.Packing In Detail:
Packing: each in OPP bag and white box
SIZE PACKING MEAS(cm) G/N.W(KGS)
1oz 300pcs/ctn 39*26*24 15/12
2oz 400pcs/ctn 39*26*27 16/13.5
3oz 100pcs/ctn 39*26*20 9/6.5
4oz 100pcs/ctn 39*26*24 10/7.5
5oz 100pcs/ctn 50*29*23 12/9.5
6oz 100pcs/ctn 50*29*26 13/10.5
7oz 100pcs/ctn 50*29*29 14/11.5
8oz 100pcs/ctn 50*29*32 15/12.5
9oz 100pcs/ctn 50*29*35 16/13.5
4. The Stainless Steel Hip Flasks Working Process:
5. The Packing Process:
6.Certifacte: LFGB
7. The Different Products Show:
9oz Standard Stainless Steel Engrave Skull Hip Flasks