Collection: Local Dialect Collection - East Midlands & Yorkshire Sayings

Celebrate the Rich Dialect Heritage of the East Midlands & Yorkshire

Discover our collection of mugs featuring authentic local sayings from Nottingham, Derby, Leicester, and Yorkshire. Each mug celebrates the unique words and phrases that make our region special – from "ayup miduck" to "nesh" to "mashin".

Why Our Dialect Collection?

  • Authentic Regional Sayings - Real dialect words used by locals every day
  • Etymology Included - Learn the fascinating origins of each phrase, from Anglo Saxon to Old English roots
  • Perfect Gifts - Ideal for proud locals, people missing home, or dialect enthusiasts
  • Conversation Starters - Each mug tells a story about our linguistic heritage
  • Quality Ceramic - Dishwasher safe, scratch-proof, and UV-resistant prints

Featured Dialect Words:

  • Ayup Miduck - The iconic East Midlands greeting (from Anglo Saxon "Duka")
  • Nesh - Feeling the cold easily (Old English origins)
  • Mashin - Making tea the proper way
  • Mardy Bum - Being stroppy or moody
  • And many more authentic local sayings!

Supporting Local Heritage

We're passionate about celebrating the unique dialect of the East Midlands and Yorkshire. This collection allows us to test the market and gauge interest in regional dialect products. If there's enough demand, we're committed to bringing production to the UK and supporting British manufacturing.

Perfect For:

  • Proud Nottingham, Derby, Leicester, and Yorkshire locals
  • People who've moved away and miss the local lingo
  • Dialect enthusiasts and linguists
  • Unique gift seekers looking for something authentically regional
  • Anyone who says "ayup" instead of "hello"

Each mug in this collection is more than just drinkware – it's a celebration of the words and phrases that connect us to our roots and make our region truly special. Browse the collection and find the saying that speaks to you!

⚠️ Shipping Notice: These products are not included in our free carriage offer over £25 spend.