Drinkware
Drinkware gathers around a hundred branded items for staff gifts, event handouts, welcome kits and reseller ranges, split into Water Bottles, Tumblers, Mugs, Thermos…
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- 16 years in production
Where your logo goes
Branding methods in this category
- Pad printing — Durable ink print — crisp logos on small and curved surfaces
- Direct UV printing — Full-colour print applied straight onto the item
- Ceramic transfer — High-temperature fired decal — dishwasher-safe, extremely durable image that will not fade
- Sublimation printing — Full-colour, photo-quality print wrapping around the mug (up to 200 × 95 mm) — dishwasher-safe
- Laser engraving — Permanent, elegant finish on metal and wood
The exact print area and size are on each product page where the supplier publishes them, and are confirmed in your free mockup.
Drinkware gathers around a hundred branded items for staff gifts, event handouts, welcome kits and reseller ranges, split into Water Bottles, Tumblers, Mugs, Thermos, Cups and Glassware. The brand line-up includes Stanley 1913, Ocean Bottle, Mepal, Dopper, Avira, Black+Blum, VINGA and Topl, and the materials run from ceramic and porcelain through recycled stainless steel to RPET and glass. Use the subcategories below to narrow by format.
The category is organised by how the drink is used. Water Bottles cover everyday refillable bottles for desks, gyms and school kits, with Dopper and Mepal well represented. Thermos holds vacuum insulated bottles and flasks from Ocean Bottle, Black+Blum and Avira, made for keeping temperature over a working day. Tumblers gathers to-go and travel mugs, led by Stanley 1913 and Topl, for commuting and coffee runs. Mugs covers ceramic, stoneware and porcelain for office and hospitality use, while Cups and Glassware handle serving and home formats.
Choosing the right format
Start from the occasion. A conference giveaway favours simple RPET or glass bottles that ship in volume, while a long-service or executive gift is better placed on a recycled stainless steel bottle or a Stanley tumbler. Season plays a part too: insulated flasks and travel mugs land well in autumn and winter, refillable bottles and glass in spring and summer. Then check capacity, since sizes here run from small camp mugs up to a litre, and think about how the item travels, as a lid design matters more for commuters than for desk use.
Decoration follows the material closely. Stainless steel and glass take laser engraving, which gives a permanent tonal mark, and pad print where you need a specific brand colour. Ceramic mugs are decorated by pad print for simple logos and by decal or transfer when the artwork wraps the body or uses several colours. RPET and plastic bottles are handled with screen or transfer print. Curved surfaces limit how wide artwork can run, so we confirm the wrap and the branding area against your file.
Orders start at 10 pieces per model. Branding is included in the price with no setup fee, and the per-unit price depends on the run size and is shown on each product page. Samples can be sent in two to three days, production runs from five working days after artwork approval, and we deliver across the EU.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the bottle categories?
Water Bottles are everyday refillable bottles, Thermos covers vacuum insulated bottles and flasks, and Tumblers holds to-go and travel mugs. Each subcategory lists its own models.
Which drinkware brands are stocked?
The range includes Stanley 1913, Ocean Bottle, Mepal, Dopper, Avira, Black+Blum, VINGA, Topl, Sagaform and Aodaci, with availability varying by subcategory.
Which materials are used across drinkware?
Ceramic and porcelain dominate the mug range, while bottles, flasks and tumblers use stainless steel and recycled stainless steel, with RPET, glass and Tritan on lighter models.
Which decoration method suits a metal bottle?
Laser engraving produces a permanent tonal mark on stainless steel, and pad print is used when the logo has to appear in a specific colour.
Can we order a mixed drinkware set?
Yes. Sets combining, for example, a bottle and a mug are possible, and the minimum of 10 pieces applies to each model separately.