The 30 oz tumbler your buyers are already asking for

This page is the big-capacity end of our drinkware line: a custom 30 oz tumbler with logo, built on the tapered vacuum-steel body that retail and promotional buyers have been pushing toward for two seasons running. One fill covers a commute, a gym bag or an entire desk morning, and the lower body gives you a print area large enough to be read at arm’s length in a crowded venue. The figure displayed on this product anchors the 100-piece tier; your working number depends on which body size, colourway and lid combination you lock, and it travels with the written quotation rather than being guessed at here.

Everything stated on this page comes from our own sample photography. The nine-unit colour plate at the top of this listing carries a wrap-around label that prints both body options – 20OZ/600ML and 30OZ/890ML in tick boxes – alongside the name VACUUM INSULATED MUG and a three-icon lid diagram captioned 3 WAY OPTION LID. Where a number is not printed on our samples, we do not type it into a product page. Vacuum retention hours in particular belong on the spec sheet that travels with your quote, not in marketing copy. The listed price works as a reference pegged to a hundred-piece quantity rather than a fixed unit rate.

Read the customization panel above as the three decisions that actually move an order. First the imprint: the lavender hero cup shows a two-line silver logo zone on its lower body, below the printed feature band. Second the carton: a black printed gift box carrying a vertical logo line and a colour-grid side panel, standing next to a plain white box that waits for your own packaging artwork. Third the body colour: six miniature tumblers in terracotta, pink, navy, olive, white and black arranged beside an opened colour-reference fan, because most buyers choose from a spot colour they already own in their brand manual rather than from our shortlist. We quote against that reference on request.

Two sizes off one tool: 30oz/890ml and 20oz/600ml

The wrap label on our samples prints two size tick boxes, and we treat both as real order options: the 30oz/890ml unit is the merchandising hero – the one that photographs like the current retail sweet spot and justifies a premium shelf price – while the 20oz/600ml unit is the lighter, shorter option for cooler bags, kids’ programs and cost-sensitive giveaway tiers. Because both bodies come off the same tool family with the same lid, a single artwork file usually scales across the two without redrawing.

For the 30oz unit our printed size chart in this same gallery gives you working dimensions: 24.2 cm tall, a 9 cm mouth and a 7 cm base, 376 g including lid. That top-to-bottom taper is functional, not cosmetic – the narrower base drops into most car cup holders even though the bowl holds the full capacity. The chart calls out the wide mouth as easy for ice cubes and fruit slices, with thumbnail uses printed for tea, juice, milk, coffee, beer and water, which is exactly how resellers merchandise it: a cold-brew cup, a shake cup, a hydration cup, one SKU wearing several hats.

Weight sits at 376 g for the filled-out 30oz unit including lid and handle, which our product team treats as the honest middle of the big-tumbler class: heavy enough to feel substantial on a retail shelf, light enough that a strap or bag carry does not punish the user. When you compare competing 30oz samples in a buying meeting, weigh the competitor with the lid on, not off – the lid and handle on this body are a visible share of total mass, and the 24.2 cm height is the number that decides whether the cup clears a car console lid or a bicycle bottle cage. The printed disclaimer under the size chart notes manual measurement with slight errors, so treat the callouts as sample-measured figures rather than tolerances; production dimensional drawings, wall thickness and cup-holder clearance notes attach to your quotation file when a retail buyer requires them for planogram sign-off.

One body, three drink modes: the 3-way lid

The lid diagram printed on the sample wrap shows three top-view icons with captions: Drink directly, Drink with straw, and Close, under the headline 3 WAY OPTION LID. In production terms this is one lid that opens to a straight sip spout, accepts a straw through its dedicated channel, and seals shut for transport – so a buyer stocking a single SKU can serve hot tea drinkers, iced-coffee straw users and gym-bag carry users without splitting inventory across three lid toolings.

For promotional programs the three-mode lid changes the pitch you can make downstream. Event organizers hand out one cup that survives a marquee coffee line in the morning and a cold drink with ice and a straw in the afternoon. Resellers get a defensible product story – the lid panel diagram is right there on the wrap label, and the photographed straw tube, flip handle and screw ring in our real-picture shots match what ships. If your program only ever uses one mode, say so at quotation and we will price the corresponding lid configuration; the full mode set is described by the printed panel, and individual opening mechanics get documented on the spec sheet. The same panel photo shows why one tooling covers three drink styles: a gray straw tube standing proud of the lid, an angled translucent straw cover behind it, and the mouthpiece channel the direct-sip mode opens into.

What sits under the colour: double-wall steel construction

The cutaway graphic in this gallery slices open the lower body of the lavender sample to expose the inner wall and the gap between shells – the double-wall vacuum structure that keeps the outer surface comfortable to hold while the drink inside is hot or iced. The printed call-outs beside the cutaway read: 18/8 stainless steel, high vacuum structure, double wall with no hot or cold to the touch, powder-coated body that is sweat-free and resists fingerprints. Treat those lines as the marketing plate’s own words; the physical confirmation is in the photographs, and the performance figures – how many hours hot, how many hours cold – are ones we put on your spec sheet, never into an ad.

The band on the sample also lists five bullet points as packaging artwork, quoting them for accuracy: Bpa free, Double wall insulated, Stainless steel, Keep hot & cold, Big capacity. That is what the printed sleeve says, which is why it is reproduced as a quoted plate line here rather than restated as a claim in our own voice. Test documentation for food-contact use is available on request for your target market; what we will not do is type a test-standard number on this page that does not exist.

Nine matte colourways, with spot-colour matching on request

Our colour plate numbers nine finished samples 01 through 09, and each one pairs a matte powder-coated body with a contrasting or matched lid-and-handle set: pale mint with olive, pastel pink with gray, sky blue with navy, white with black, navy with gray, dark olive with olive, black on black, lavender with gray, and terracotta with gray. On every unit the exposed shoulder ring stays brushed silver, which gives the whole line a consistent visual signature no matter which colourway a retailer hangs forward. The red number badges are catalogue graphics, not parts of the product.

Stock colourways only ever cover part of a brand manual, so the customization panel shows where we actually take orders: a fanned colour-reference deck beside six miniature cups, meaning you send a spot colour – a PMS code or a physical chip you mail us – and we quote the body coating against it. Colour-matched lids and handles are priced per combination. The MOQ is 100 pcs per design, and a design is one artwork plus one colourway decision; if you want three colourways for a festival program, that is three designs, and we will show you in the quote where they can share a run to keep freight sensible. Our lines turn out 1,000,000 pcs per month across the gift program, so a 30,000-piece campaign does not need to be broken across two factories.

Photographed, not rendered: gasket, threads, stamped base

The four-panel inspection shot marked REAL PICTURE is the one resellers should ask every supplier for. Top left: the assembled white colourway, matte shell, brushed steel collar under a gray lid whose flip handle hangs on a steel arm with a circular pivot. Top right: the lid pulled off and tilted so you can see its gray threaded screw ring, the black silicone gasket line, the central mouthpiece opening and the straw tube. Bottom left: the lid from directly above, showing the straw-and-sip aperture. Bottom right: looking straight down into the empty cup at a brushed stainless interior with concentric press rings and a stamped grade mark, SUS 304, in the recessed base.

Why we call this out at length: the stamp is the least ambiguous material evidence a buyer can verify on arrival, and the gasket and thread views answer the two complaints that sink tumbler reviews – leaking lids and cross-threaded screws you cannot seat. When you sample this line, you receive the same physical article these photos depict, from the same tooling, and we encourage you to photograph the base stamp of your own samples for your product listing. Lid modes, straw routing and gasket replacement terms are settled in the quotation paperwork so the specification in your market matches what our packing line actually assembles.

Where your logo goes, and what else you can change

The silver YOUR LOGO zone on the hero sample sits on the lower body, below the printed feature band – the flat panel that survives the taper and reads straight-on when the cup stands or sits in a holder. A wrap-band placement is also possible, in which case your artwork replaces the sample sleeve’s copy and carries your own feature bullets, colours and QR panel. Single-colour logos and full multi-colour artwork are both quoted from the same mock-up stage, so send vector files where you have them and raster where you do not; the free digital mock-up shows exactly how the curve takes your mark before anything is committed.

Variables you can lock at quotation:

• Body size: 30oz/890ml or 20oz/600ml, as printed on the sample wrap
• Body coating colour: nine stock matte colourways, or a spot colour you specify
• Lid and handle combination: colour-matched or contrasting, per the photographed pairs
• Lid configuration: the 3-way option lid panel modes, documented in your quote
• Logo zone: lower-body flat panel or full wrap band, one-colour to full colour
• Retail box: printed carton like the black demo box, or blank white carton for your own sleeve artwork
• Inserts and extras: straw included per lid configuration; add-on packaging inserts quoted separately

Specifications at a glance

Samples in 3-5 days, production in 7-15

Send your artwork and we return a digital mock-up free, usually inside the same working day the file lands with our studio. Physical samples run 3-5 days from mock-up sign-off, which is short enough that you can hold a physical cup in hand at a buyer meeting even if the meeting is next week. After artwork approval, bulk production runs 7-15 days depending on colourway count, box printing and how many lid configurations share the order. Build your calendar backwards from the event date, not forwards from the quote date: a festival on the twelfth of next month means artwork locked this week, and we will tell you in plain terms at quotation if the math does not work rather than accepting a rushed file and quietly missing your window.

Packing, freight and FBA prep

Each tumbler ships in its own box – the printed black carton or blank white carton from the customization panel – nested in an export master carton with internal protection rated for courier legs, not just ocean drums. Freight moves by sea for volume restocks, by air when a campaign date is closing, or door-to-door by DHL, UPS, FedEx or TNT for samples and small replenishment runs. Amazon FBA sell-through is a regular channel for this body style: we label units, prep cartons to FBA carton requirements and ship direct to the fulfillment center, so the 30oz unit arrives scannable without a touch at your 3PL. The packing chart below shows how a typical consolidated order is built.

Buyer questions before you commit

Related drinkware and gift-set lines worth cross-shopping

Most orders like this one travel in company. For the rustic end of the mug wall, our custom enamel coffee mugs run the rolled-rim camp style that pairs well with big-tumbler shelf sets; for desk and cafe channels, the printed ceramic mugs page shows the full shapes chart. If your buyer wants a boxed presentation rather than a bare cup, compare our insulated water bottle gift sets, then widen out through the cups subcategory and the parent Other Gifts catalogue. Everything here links to a live listing – no dead slugs, no phantom SKUs.

Start the 30oz program

Send artwork or even just a brand-colour code, and we answer with a mock-up, a tiered quote and a calendar that respects your event date. Direct line: request a quote through the form, write to [email protected], or call +86-15967739086. The studio turns samples in 3-5 days; the floor turns 1,000,000 pcs per month across our gift lines. Neither of those numbers is decorative – they are why a 500-piece launch and a 50,000-piece restock can sit on the same purchase order without either one waiting on the other.

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