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Canada: 5-9 business days
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UK & EU: 5-7 business days (ships from Amsterdam)
Rest of the world: 2-4 weeks
*addition 1-3 days lead time for personalized products
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Celebrate the coder in your life this holiday season with a durable, premium stainless steel snowflake ornament. Perfect for developers, engineers, and anyone who speaks fluent code, it features the playful message “Look At You Becoming A Developer And Shit” to honor their journey.
- Material: Premium stainless steel for a durable, shatterproof ornament that lasts year after year.
- Design: Classic snowflake silhouette crafted for festive appeal and a modern desk or tree display.
- Size: 3.14 inches in diameter, a noticeable yet compact keepsake for any space.
- Message: Printed with the humorous transcription “Look At You Becoming A Developer And Shit” to celebrate a developer’s progress.
- Display ready: Versatile ornament suited for Christmas trees, desks, or dedicated office spaces.
This ornament is a thoughtful, lighthearted way to show appreciation for a developer’s hard work—whether you’re gifting a colleague, friend, or family member. Its durable stainless steel construction means it won’t chip or bend easily, making it a keepsake that can be enjoyed for many holidays to come. Ideal for anyone in the programming, software engineering, or tech ecosystem who appreciates a bit of humor with their holiday cheer.
