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Personalise mugs and glasses with your logo for the office, bars, restaurants and events.
A personalised mug with a logo can be used in the office or as a promotional gift. A coordinated design puts your brand on an everyday item. Sublimation printing can be used for colour graphics, photographs and complex logos on compatible models.
Personalised thermal mugs and travel mugs are designed for journeys, such as commuting or travelling. Some models offer laser engraving; personalisation options depend on the product.
Personalised glasses can feature the logo of a bar, pub, restaurant or brewery. Models to consider include personalised beer glasses (pints and goblets), cocktail glasses and wine glasses. For events, festivals or clubs, reusable personalised plastic cups are an option. Check the features and personalisation options for each model.
A personalised mug can be a corporate gift or a creative personal present. The magic mug reveals its printed image when filled with hot liquid, making it a surprise for birthdays and anniversaries. You can personalise a mug with a photo, a phrase or a collage of memories for friends and family. A personalised coffee cup can also be an idea for weddings or christenings.
The choice of material defines the use and style of your mug or glass. Ceramic is a classic material for breakfast mugs. Porcelain is another option for mugs. Stainless steel is also used for thermal mugs. Glass is used for drinking glasses, while reusable plastic (PP, Tritan) can be an option for events. Understanding the materials helps you choose a product for your personalised merchandise, whether a mug for the office or a glass for your business.
The personalisation technique varies depending on the material and shape of the item. Sublimation printing uses heat to turn ink into gas and transfer the design onto the surface. Availability depends on the product. Pad printing uses a silicone pad to transfer ink, including onto curved surfaces. Laser engraving is a personalisation technique available on some products. Finally, screen printing can be used on glass or plastic drinking glasses. Check the options for your chosen model.
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