Custom mugs are mugs printed with your logo, ordered by companies for staff gifts, welcome kits and merchandise. The range covers ceramic, glass, enamel and insulated travel styles. Pick the style by where the mug will be used: a desk, a car or a campsite.
Ceramic, glass and enamel mugs
Ceramic is the classic desk mug. The 11 oz Ceramic Coffee Mug holds 11 oz and lists a one-color imprint and a wrap-around print area. Ceramic buyers can compare more on the ceramic mugs page or the coffee mugs page. For a see-through look, the 13 oz. Libbey Clear Glass Coffee Mug with C-Handle Grip lists digital full color process, laser engraving and screen printing. The Custom Camper Enamel Mug - 16 oz., an iron mug with an enamel coating in Black or White, suits outdoor brands and gift shops.
Insulated and travel mugs
Commuters want a lid. The 12 oz Insulated Coffee Mug with Stainless Steel Handle has a double wall stainless steel build with a push-on lid and a sipper opening, and it is listed as holding cold drinks for 24 hours and hot for 6. Browse more on the travel mugs page, where lidded and insulated styles live. You can also see the wider drinkware range for tumblers, bottles and glassware.
Mug printing and ordering
Custom mug printing depends on the mug. Screen printing is the most common method here, as on the Custom Camper Enamel Mug. Glass styles such as the 10oz Glass Coffee Mug - Clifton list deep etch, the 12 oz Insulated Coffee Mug with Stainless Steel Handle takes laser engraving, and some mugs offer a digital full color process for photos. A company logo on mugs can run on one side, both sides or around the body, depending on the imprint area on the product page.
Minimums depend on the style and start as low as 6 on this page, as on the Yeti 14 oz Stackable Mug. The Libbey glass mug lists 24, the insulated coffee mug lists 48 and the camper enamel mug lists 50. Five business days is the most common production time, and production starts when you approve your free digital proof.
