Becoming Takes Time Mug
11oz
$18.00
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Becoming Takes Time Mug
$18.00
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The Heart of It
Growth does not have to be rushed to be real.
Some seasons are full of visible change. Others are quieter, asking for patience while roots deepen, ideas take shape, and the next version of life begins to unfold in its own time.
Set against a soft sage background, this mug pairs the words “Becoming takes time” with delicate wildflowers and butterflies that continue around the cup. It brings a gentle reminder to morning coffee, afternoon tea, and the small pauses that make room for reflection.
At a Glance
• Construction: White ceramic mug with a C-shaped handle
• Artwork: Full-color wraparound sage design with delicate wildflowers, butterflies, and the words “Becoming takes time”
• Care: Microwave and dishwasher safe
• Safety: Lead and BPA free
Choose Your Style
Classic | 11 oz
• 3.74" H × 3.15" diameter
Grande | 15 oz
• 4.61" H × 3.43" diameter
Care & Use
• Microwave and dishwasher safe
• Avoid abrasive scrubbers to help preserve artwork clarity
What Makes It Special
Classic offers the familiar capacity many people reach for each morning, while Grande provides extra room for larger drinks and slower sips. The quiet message, soft sage color, and fine botanical linework create a mug that feels encouraging without asking for attention.
When It’s a Gift
This mug offers gentle encouragement for someone moving through change, rebuilding, or learning to give herself more time. Pair it with a softly scented Haven Linen & Room Mist for a thoughtful gift centered on quiet moments and a fresh beginning.
Ideal For
• Personal growth • Quiet encouragement • Morning reflection • New chapters • Botanical style
There is meaning in who you are becoming, even before the change can be seen.
The Full Picture
Care & Use Advice
How It Measures
Sizing & Fit Guide
Sizing & Fit Guide
Generations Collective
Not sure which size to choose? Every body is beautifully different, and sizing can vary from one maker and style to another. Your usual size is a helpful starting point. For the best fit, review The Full Picture and How It Measures on the product page, then use the guide below to measure and compare.
Measurements are listed in inches unless noted otherwise.
How to Measure
Bust
Fullest Part of Bust
Wrap the tape around the fullest part of your bust, keeping it level across your back. Let the tape rest comfortably against your body without pulling it tight.
Waist
Natural Waistline
Measure around the narrowest part of your torso. If you are unsure where that is, bend gently to one side and measure where your body naturally creases.
Hips
Fullest Part of Hips
Stand with your feet together and measure around the fullest part of your hips and seat. Keep the tape level without pulling it tight.
Inseam
Inside Leg
Measure from the top of your inner leg to your preferred hem length. A favorite pair of pants can also provide a helpful comparison.
Start With the Bust
For tops and dresses, the bust is often the best starting point, especially when the style is structured or designed to fit closer to the body.
Consider the Shape
Relaxed, boxy, fitted, and oversized describe different intended silhouettes. Read The Full Picture before changing from your usual size.
Check the Length
Compare the listed length with a similar top or dress you own, particularly when shopping cropped, tunic, mini, midi, or maxi styles.
Between sizes? Use the measurement most important to the garment’s shape and follow the product-specific fit recommendation. Do not automatically size up or down unless the available information supports it.
Compare Waist and Hips
Review both measurements. The better starting point depends on the waistband, rise, cut, fabric, stretch, and intended fit of the particular style.
Look at the Rise
Low, mid, and high rises sit differently on the body. Compare the listed rise with a pair you already own when that measurement is available.
Check the Inseam
Inseams vary by style. Always review the product measurement when available, especially for cropped, ankle, flare, and wide-leg silhouettes.
A note on denim: Stretch, recovery, rise, and cut can change how denim fits. Follow the sizing guidance provided for that specific pair, including any maker-specific denim sizing.
One-Piece Styles
For jumpsuits and rompers, compare bust, waist, and hips. Torso length and rise can also affect comfort when those measurements are available.
Activewear
Activewear can range from softly relaxed to compressive. Use the verified stretch and fit notes for the individual piece rather than assuming it will fit close.
Coordinated Sets
Consider how both pieces need to fit. If the top and bottom suit you differently, use the product measurements and choose for the area with less flexibility.
Choose for your comfort: Your preferred fit matters. Review The Full Picture for the intended silhouette and any verified recommendation before selecting a different size.
Compare With a Favorite
Lay It Flat
Choose a similar garment that fits the way you like. Lay it on a flat surface without stretching it, then compare its measurements with How It Measures on the product page.
Use the Same Method
Some makers provide flat measurements while others provide full garment measurements. Compare numbers only when they were taken using the same method.
Product-specific fit information should always take priority over general sizing guidance.
Still Not Sure?
We are happy to help. If you have questions about fit, fabric, or sizing, email our team and we will review the available information with you.
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