I saw these adorable cups on BabyGadget today and fell in love. Imagine a cute little panda face to greet you with your morning cup of coffee?

Only $10.00 from Black Ink!

I think I’d like this lunchbox a bit better if the pink panda didn’t look so sad! Maybe she’s just sleepy? That’s it, it must be morning and she’s just not a morning gal. Trust me, I can relate.

You can buy her, or the cute doggy, for only £9.99 (~$18.36 USD) at Urchin.

These are advertised as chopstick rests but I could find a hundred uses for them. The pandas are so cute! Buy them here for around $10.00.

After a bit of research, I was quite disappointed to find out this beer doesn’t really exist; the clock is cute though. Available for $23.95 from Amazon.

Relax with a nice glass of wine at the end of a long stressful day? Why not incorporate pandas?!

I’m hoping the price of $79.99 is for a set of glasses, and not just one. Though, I can’t find any evidence that there is more than one for the price….

If you can’t afford an $80 wine glass, how about a cute panda wine bottle stopper? Only $39.99.

I’m not even a coffee drinker, but I’d find a reason to use this mug on a daily basis. Hot chocolate? Tea? Pencil holder? Probably no that last one, as the cute panda face is actually the bottom of the mug and his ears and nose serve as the legs. Available for $23.99 at Mod Cloth.

This pink panda thermos is perfect to take camping. Thoughts of camping always give me a smile, ones with a pink panda thermos would be a bit bigger I imagine. Available at Amazon for $14.00

Available from PandasProducts.com, this is a magnetic 3D panda that gives the illusion that it’s walking through the glass. I’d imagine the glass would have to be fairly thin, and I don’t think I’d want a panda butt sticking outside my window for the neighbors to ponder, so I’m not sure where you’d actually use this. But, it’s cute nonetheless. Only $5.95.

This little mug is a bit racy, but adorable at the same time. Pandas need all the help they can get when it comes to reproducing, so why not have a diagram with all the positions? This was available at Jlist.com, but seems to be sold out at the moment. Darn.

San Diego Zoo’s online shop has this unique panda tea kettle available for $49.95, but something about the placement of the spout bothers me. It looks as if it’s a unipandacorn or something similar. I think I may have invented a new animal…