Custom Paper Cup Printing

Yes, the cups take digital, high-resolution full-colour printing, so logos, mascots and campaign graphics all work. A wrap-around design needs the key logo kept away from the side seam, so ask us for the cup outline before you finalise the artwork.

Yes, the page describes the cups as suitable for both hot and cold beverages. Do not put paper cups in a microwave, and for very hot drinks consider a cup sleeve for a safer grip, which you can also brand in the same order.

The page describes the cups as eco-friendly but does not name the material or lining. Many paper cups carry a thin coating that local recycling facilities may not accept, so request a quotation and ask for the material details if recyclability matters to your campaign.

For hot drinks and a natural look, paper cups are usually the better pick, and they print well in full colour all around the cup. Plastic cups suit cold drinks and reuse. Choose by the drinks you serve and the image you want for your event.

Yes, the minimum for corporate bulk orders is 20 pieces. Cafes, event teams and company pantries often order well above that, so tell us the quantity you expect when requesting a quotation and we will confirm how it fits your printing.

Yes, digital printing reproduces bold brand colours, but a solid dark fill around the whole cup can reveal the seam as a thin line. Use a pattern, or leave a lighter band near the seam, and keep the rim area clear so lips do not touch heavy ink.

JPEG, PNG, AI, PSD and PDF files are accepted at 300 DPI, preferably in CMYK. Outline the text in AI files, and keep small print or QR codes large enough to scan or read once the artwork wraps around a curved cup.

Yes, the page says they are available in various sizes and styles, though it does not list exact capacities. Tell us the drink you serve, such as espresso, latte or iced coffee, and we will confirm which cup size suits it when quoting.

Yes, a mockup comes first. You approve how the artwork wraps around the cup before printing begins, and the design can still be revised after the order is placed. Check that the logo clears the cup's seam and that a QR code, if any, stays big enough to scan.

Yes, a stack of branded cups gives an exhibition, career fair or open day booth a drinks station that carries your logo into every visitor's hand. Match the cup size to what you serve, and keep a few extra sleeves nearby so hot drinks remain comfortable to hold.

Each cup carries your logo through the queue, on the street and on social photos, which turns it into a small advertisement for your brand. Branded cups also make a pop-up stall or conference drinks corner look professional and consistent for every guest.

Match the cup to the drink: a smaller cup for espresso or tasting, a larger one for lattes and iced coffee, and add a branded sleeve for very hot drinks. Request a quotation or chat on WhatsApp with your menu and quantity and we will recommend a size.