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US: 5-7 business days.
Canada: 5-9 business days
Australia/New Zealand: 5-9 business days
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 coder pride with an oval ornament that’s perfect for the Holidays and the dev desk alike. A playful nod to the journey of turning code into career, it features the bold message: "Look At You Becoming A Developer And Shit".
- Material: Made from sturdy MDF for a lightweight, durable ornament that holds up to holiday decorating and everyday display.
- Print: Edge‑to‑edge sublimation print delivers a crisp, vivid design that stays sharp over time.
- Shape & Style: Classic oval form designed to look great on a tree, wall hook, or desk display.
- Hanging Cord: Includes a festive gold cord for easy, mess‑free hanging right out of the box.
- Durability: Lightweight yet resilient, making it a practical gift for homes with kids or pets.
This ornament is both a lighthearted gift and a keepsake that honors a developer’s path. It’s ideal for Secret Santa, a thoughtful stocking stuffer, or a personal office décor accent that sparks a smile during pun-filled standups. The combination of durable MDF, vibrant sublimation printing, and a stylish oval silhouette makes it a standout addition to any developer’s holiday display—while also serving as a memorable memento of the journey into coding.
