Tumblers
Some twenty-five to-go tumblers and travel mugs for commuters, hybrid offices and coffee-led campaigns. Stanley 1913 leads the selection with the Quencher H2.0 1200 ml, the Transit Fliptop in 350 and 470 ml, the Everyday Suburban insulated mug and classic camp mugs, joined by the Topl recycled steel tumbler with its patented 360 lid, the Dopper Travel Mug and push mugs from VINGA. Most bodies are stainless or recycled stainless steel.
Tumblers are the drink-on-the-move format, and the lid tells you more about a model than the body does. Fliptop and push lids, as on the Stanley Transit Fliptop and the VINGA Erie RCS push mug, open one-handed for driving and commuting. The Topl recycled steel tumbler uses a patented 360 lid that can be drunk from at any point on the rim. Open camp mugs from Stanley, in 236 ml and 350 ml, are made for desk, workshop and outdoor use rather than transport. Larger formats such as the Quencher H2.0 at 1200 ml serve all-day hydration.
Selecting for the audience
Match capacity to habit. A 350 ml tumbler covers a single coffee and slips into a car holder or bag pocket, while 470 ml suits a longer commute and the 1200 ml Quencher works as a desk companion. Consider the setting too: an open camp mug fits a field team or an outdoor event, whereas an office rollout is usually better with a sealed lid. Material shapes the finish, with recycled stainless steel and stainless steel dominating the range, often paired with polypropylene or silicone lid components. Season matters as well, as insulated to-go mugs move fastest in the colder months.
Steel bodies are best branded by laser engraving, which cuts through the outer finish to leave a permanent tonal mark that survives daily washing and handling. Pad print is the alternative when your logo must appear in exact brand colours, and it sits well on painted or powder-coated surfaces. Plastic lid components can carry pad print where the geometry allows. Since the body is round, the artwork is set within a defined panel width and we confirm the wrap against your file.
Ordering begins at 10 pieces per model, with branding included in the price and no setup fee. The per-unit price depends on the run size and is displayed on the product page. Samples can be sent in two to three days, production takes from five working days after artwork approval, and delivery covers the EU.
Frequently asked questions
How is a tumbler different from a thermos bottle?
Tumblers are to-go and travel mugs made for drinking directly from the vessel, usually through a lid opening. Vacuum insulated bottles and flasks with a screw cap are listed under Thermos.
Which tumblers have a one-handed lid?
The Stanley Transit Fliptop models flip open with one hand, the VINGA Erie RCS push mug uses a push closure, and the Topl tumbler has a patented 360 lid.
What capacities are available?
The range runs from a 236 ml Stanley camp mug through 350 and 470 ml travel mugs up to the Stanley Quencher H2.0 at 1200 ml.
Will engraving stay legible on a steel tumbler?
Laser engraving removes the outer surface layer rather than sitting on top of it, so the mark is permanent and stands up to regular washing and handling.
Are recycled steel tumblers available?
Yes. Recycled stainless steel is one of the most common materials here, used in models such as the Stanley Everyday Suburban and the Topl recycled steel tumbler.