Wholesale Coffee Mugs & Travel Mugs in Bulk

Coffee mugs and insulated travel mugs in bulk, made in our own factory — stainless, ceramic-look and double-wall insulated, with your logo and colour, from a 500-piece MOQ. Tiered wholesale pricing for cafés, roasters, hotels, promotional buyers and retail. Our own 8 workshops. The same lines run commuter travel mugs for daily-drive programmes and mini travel mugs in bulk (8–12 oz) for coffee-chain and hotel orders — one factory, one MOQ.

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Manufacturing since 1998
MOQ 500 pcs
Blank or logo-branded
FDA · LFGB · Prop 65
Direct FBA shipping

Wholesale coffee mugs: what you get from the factory

We make the mug, the lid and the decoration in-house, so a bulk coffee-mug order is consistent cup to cup, priced at factory cost, and can ship blank or fully branded.

Factory-direct pricing

Buy from the maker, not a reseller — bulk coffee mugs at true factory cost with tiered discounts.

Café & travel builds

Ceramic-look, single-wall stainless and double-wall insulated travel mugs with leak-resistant lids.

Your logo, exact colour

Laser, silk-screen, UV or full-wrap print, Pantone-matched, with a sample before bulk.

Certified & FBA-ready

FDA, LFGB, EU and Prop 65 tested; retail/FBA packing and barcodes available.

Coffee mugs we make in bulk

From café ceramic-look mugs to insulated commuter travel mugs — all customisable and available blank.

Insulated travel mugs

Double-wall vacuum mugs that keep coffee hot for hours, with leak-resistant lids.

Ceramic-look & ceramic-lined mugs

Smooth ceramic feel and taste — and an inner-ceramic option with no metal taste.

Stainless coffee cups

Lightweight single-wall cups for cafés, events and giveaways.

Lids, sleeves & gift boxes

Matching lids, sleeves and retail boxes to finish your SKU.

Coffee mug & travel mug production at our factory

Related drinkware categories

Looking specifically for wholesale travel mugs — insulated, commuter and mini builds? See the dedicated travel mug page.

Pair mugs with tumblers, bottles or a gift set to complete a café range or campaign.

TL-1018 — 300ml
TL-1018 — 300ml
TL-1016 — 220ml
TL-1016 — 220ml
TL-1033 — 12oz
TL-1033 — 12oz
TL-1034 — 14oz
TL-1034 — 14oz

Order coffee mugs in bulk

Wholesale mug pricing is tiered by quantity. Tell us the build (ceramic-look, stainless or insulated), decoration and volume for an exact factory quote.

Quantity / designTierTypical buyer
500 – 999 pcsMOQ / pilotCafé launch, event, market test
1,000 – 4,999 pcsStandard wholesaleRoaster, promo campaign
5,000 pcs – containerBest priceRetail chain, distributor

MOQ 500 pcs per design (1,000 for a custom Pantone). Samples 7–10 days; bulk about 30 days. Blank mugs and FBA-ready packing available.

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From inquiry to delivery

Inquiry

Tell us style, quantity, logo and packaging — or ask for our catalogue.

Quote & artwork

We quote within 24 hours and prepare your logo mock-up and colour match.

Sample

Pre-production sample in 7–10 days for your approval.

Production

Bulk run in about 30 days after deposit, with in-line QC.

Shipping

Retail/FBA packing and shipping by sea or air, direct to you or your FC.

Single-wall, double-wall, vacuum — the one thing buyers get wrong

More wholesale coffee mug orders go wrong on this than on logo or colour, and it almost always surfaces after the container lands. “Insulated” is not one thing. There are three constructions on our lines and they perform very differently, so it is worth knowing which one you are buying before you compare two quotes that look identical on paper.

Single-wall. One layer of steel or Tritan. It does not insulate — it will feel hot in the hand with a hot drink in it. That is not a defect, it is the construction. Single-wall is the right choice when the mug is a print canvas: a promotional giveaway, an event mug, anything where cost per unit and a big print area matter more than keeping coffee warm. It is the lightest and cheapest of the three, and it takes decoration beautifully.

Double-wall, not vacuum. Two layers with air between them — often a PP outer shell over a 304 stainless inner. It is a genuine step up: the outside stays comfortable to hold, and it will keep a drink warm for roughly four to six hours. It is also noticeably cheaper than vacuum, which is why it is the volume workhorse for office and café programmes. What it will not do is match a vacuum flask, so do not let it be sold to your end customer as one.

Double-wall vacuum. The air is drawn out between the walls, which is what removes conduction and gives you the all-day performance people expect from a travel mug. Longest hold, heaviest, most expensive. This is what you want for retail shelves and for anyone commuting with it.

When you send us a target price and a target performance together, this is the first thing we check — because a price that only works as single-wall cannot be delivered as vacuum, and it is better to say so at quoting stage than to ship it. Every spec sheet on this site states which of the three a model uses; if it is not obvious, ask and we will tell you plainly.

Buying coffee mugs for cafés, offices and promotional programmes

The same mug serves very different briefs, and the brief changes which corners you can safely cut.

Cafés and food service. Two things dominate: the drink must not taste of anything, and the mug has to survive a commercial wash cycle day after day. That points to 304 stainless in contact with the drink, and to laser marking rather than a printed logo that will wash pale over a season. If your programme is coffee-forward and the metallic note is a concern, ask us about our ceramic-lined range — the interior is a food-grade ceramic coating over the steel, which is not the same thing as a ceramic mug and is worth understanding before you specify it.

Offices and corporate gifting. Here the mug is a brand object that sits on a desk for years, so finish and packaging carry more weight than thermal performance. Double-wall non-vacuum usually hits the right point on the price-to-perceived-quality curve, and the budget is better spent on a colour box and a decent insert than on vacuum you cannot see. Recipients notice the unboxing; they do not measure heat retention.

Promotional distributors. Cost per unit at volume, a large flat print area, and a delivery date that cannot move. Single-wall bodies and silk-screen decoration are the standard answer. We work with ASI and PPAI member distributors, so we are used to event deadlines and to artwork that arrives late — tell us the in-hands date at enquiry, not after artwork approval, and we will tell you honestly whether it is achievable. Our longest-running programme of this kind started at the 2011 Canton Fair with a Budapest-based promotional-gift wholesaler, and has repeated every year since; advertising mugs and car cups for a reseller network across Europe, where the whole reason the programme keeps renewing is that the print and the food-contact paperwork are identical batch after batch.

Retail and e-commerce. Vacuum construction, retail packaging, a barcode that scans, and consistency across repeat orders. We print UPC or EAN straight onto the box and scan-test before the carton is sealed, and we ship FBA-ready cartons direct to fulfilment centres. One Amazon seller came to us after repeated FC rejections at their previous supplier — FNSKU labelling errors and cartons that missed Amazon’s dimensional rules. We took over FNSKU labels, Prop 65 stickers, suffocation warnings and carton compliance, and shipped direct to their US and EU fulfilment centres. Zero FC rejections from the first shipment onward, and they have scaled from roughly 2,000 units a quarter to over 20,000 on a 30-day replenishment cycle.

Across all four, our line inspection runs at an 8 % sampling rate where the industry norm is around 5 %, and we hold finished-goods defects under 0.5 %. That extra sampling is the least glamorous thing we do and the reason repeat buyers stop asking for pre-shipment inspections after their second or third order.

Wholesale Coffee Mugs FAQ

Yes. We decorate in-house with laser, silk-screen, UV or full-wrap print, Pantone-matched, with a pre-production sample before bulk.
Yes — double-wall vacuum travel mugs, single-wall stainless cups and ceramic-look (and inner-ceramic-coated) mugs are all available.
Yes — FDA 21 CFR, California Prop 65, LFGB and EU 1935/2004; reports on request.
Yes — FBA cartons, FNSKU/UPC labels and retail packaging, shipped by sea or air to your fulfilment centre.
Samples in 7–10 days, then about 30 days for bulk production after deposit and artwork approval, plus freight.

No, and the difference matters. Double-wall without vacuum has air between the two layers — the outside stays comfortable to hold and it keeps a drink warm for roughly four to six hours. Double-wall vacuum has that air drawn out, which is what gives the all-day performance people associate with a travel mug. Vacuum costs more and weighs more. Both are legitimate products; problems only start when one is sold as the other.

500 pieces per design for stock colours. A fully matched Pantone starts at 1,000 pieces because we mix and purge resin or set up a spray line specifically for your run. Whether you can mix colours inside one order depends on how that particular model is made, so ask about the model rather than assuming — we would rather answer it at quoting stage than have it become a surprise.

No. We make stainless steel, Tritan, PP, bamboo-shell and bamboo-fibre drinkware. What we do make is a ceramic-lined range: a food-grade ceramic coating applied to the inside of a stainless body, which removes the metallic note some buyers dislike in coffee. That is a coated steel mug, not a ceramic mug, and we are careful not to blur the two — if you need true ceramic or porcelain, we are not your factory.

A printed pre-production sample in 7–10 days, then about 30 days of bulk production once the deposit and artwork are approved. If your programme needs a brand-new shape rather than branding an existing body, add roughly 60 days for tooling before production can start. Tell us your in-hands date at enquiry and we will work backwards from it.

Yes, and for coffee mugs there is a trade-off you need to decide up front. The effect you almost certainly want is thermochromic — artwork that appears as hot coffee goes in and fades as the mug cools. That reveal is the whole point for café and gifting programmes. But it only works on a single-wall body. A double-wall vacuum mug is engineered so heat never reaches the outer wall; that is what keeps the drink hot and the outside cool to hold, and it is exactly what stops the paint from ever reaching its switching temperature. On a vacuum mug the effect is weak, patchy or absent. So the choice is genuinely either/or: single-wall with a strong reveal and no insulation, or vacuum with real heat retention and no colour change. For a promotional or retail gifting run the reveal usually wins; for a café that needs the drink hot for an hour, it does not. On stainless the effect is a sprayed coating — the same spraying approach also works on ceramic bodies, though ceramic mugs are not something we manufacture, so that is context rather than an offer. On plastic bodies the pigment is compounded into the resin instead of coated on top, which is more durable but must be settled before moulding. Minimum 1,000 pieces, a printed or engraved logo can still go over the top, and tell your end client to hand wash — a daily commercial dishwasher cycle shortens the life of any coating.

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