Brand an existing design.
For launch assortments, merchandise and a focused first order. Select a cup from the collection, then discuss logo placement and decoration.
- Cup and capacity shortlist
- Artwork, size and position
- Sample and order quotation
CUSTOM DRINKWARE · PRIVATE LABEL
A collection with
your signature.
Choose the right cup, explore decoration and packaging, and prepare a clear brief for your next retail collection or branded gift project.
FROM CUP SELECTION TO THE DETAILS
Your brand.
In everyday hands.
Start with a drinkware format your customer will use. Then bring together color, artwork and presentation.
Plan my collection ↗A STARTING POINT FOR YOUR BUSINESS
Three routes.
One clear brief.
Select the starting point closest to your project. Quantity, available options and timing are confirmed for the selected model and configuration.
Create a coordinated collection.
For brands and retailers shaping a recognizable range. Align cup formats with color references, artwork and retail presentation.
- Product family and color brief
- Decoration across the range
- Packaging and sample approval
Build a memorable gift.
For company gifts, promotions and seasonal projects. Explore a cup, suitable accessories and packaging around one occasion.
- Recipient and occasion
- Gift box and presentation
- Quantity, destination and event date
COORDINATE YOUR RANGE
Different formats.
One brand direction.
Explore a mix of handled tumblers, mugs, kids drinkware and sports bottles. Shortlist the formats that suit your audience.
Collection examples. Confirm the available models, capacities and final configuration with your quotation.
Find your cup formats ↗FUNCTION BEFORE FINISH
Choose the details
your customer uses.
A drinking lid, a carry strap and a gift box serve different needs. Check compatibility with the selected cup before approving your collection.
Lids & drinking options
Discuss straw, sip or spout formats, opening mechanisms and the way your customer will carry the cup. Agree the closure checks for the selected version.
Handles & accessories
Explore compatible handles, carry straps, sleeves or other accessories for your selected model. Confirm fit, colors and component materials with the sample.
Retail & gift packaging
Define box artwork, labels, inserts and any accessory arrangement. Confirm packing dimensions, carton quantities and transit protection for the order.
LOGO PRINTING & CUP DECORATION
Choose the effect.
Understand the process.
Start with the artwork you want customers to remember. Compare how each method works, where it fits and what to approve before production.
01 · BRANDING METHOD
Laser engraving
A crisp, understated brand mark.
A focused laser marks the surface or removes a suitable coating to reveal contrast. It is a strong starting point for text, line artwork and a restrained logo.
- Best starting point
- Coated or exposed metal surfaces, depending on the marking process. Contrast is determined by the material and finish; laser marking does not reproduce an arbitrary full-color logo.
- Approve on the sample
- Logo dimensions, orientation, fine-line legibility, contrast and surface appearance.
02 · BRANDING METHOD
Screen printing
Defined brand colors and repeat logos.
Ink passes through a prepared mesh stencil onto the cup. Each color needs its own printing preparation and alignment, making simple, clearly separated artwork a useful starting point.
- Best starting point
- Spot-color logos and repeated graphic elements on a compatible, accessible cup surface. Curves, handles and ink adhesion affect the printable area.
- Approve on the sample
- Number of colors, registration, smallest details, ink color and adhesion on the proposed finish.
External process reference. Playback uses YouTube; its privacy terms apply. This does not describe FOGOOSE equipment or guarantee a particular cup configuration.
03 · BRANDING METHOD
UV digital printing
Detailed, multicolor brand artwork.
A digital printer deposits ink that is cured with UV light. Depending on the cup and equipment, artwork may be placed in a defined area or around a compatible cylindrical body.
- Best starting point
- Illustrations, color gradients and detailed logos. Rotary printing, white ink and clear effects are options to discuss, rather than assumptions for every cup.
- Approve on the sample
- Printable dimensions, color appearance, white underbase, surface preparation and adhesion.
04 · BRANDING METHOD
Water-slide decals
Positioned graphics and decorative wraps.
A prepared graphic is transferred from its carrier onto the cup surface, then processed with the appropriate drying or finishing route. Placement and coverage are checked on the actual cup.
- Best starting point
- Decorative artwork, coordinated graphics and wrap designs where a decal route suits the body and surface finish.
- Approve on the sample
- Placement, bubbles, edges, seams and the final protective finish.
05 · BRANDING METHOD
Hydrographic water transfer
All-around patterns with visual movement.
A printed film is floated and activated on water, and the prepared component is dipped through the pattern. The cup shape affects how the image stretches and meets around the body.
- Best starting point
- Organic patterns, marble-like effects and all-around designs. A precisely positioned corporate logo may require a separate decoration step.
- Approve on the sample
- Pattern scale, seam position, stretching near curves and finish appearance.
06 · BRANDING METHOD
Paint-transfer patterns
Expressive decorative cup surfaces.
Explore decorative paint-transfer routes for patterns and layered visual effects. The film or transfer system, surface preparation and final finishing route are selected for the actual cup.
- Best starting point
- Pattern-led retail ranges and distinctive gift designs. Paint transfer, hydrographic film and sublimation are different routes and are reviewed separately.
- Approve on the sample
- Pattern coverage, repeat alignment, color balance, seams and surface consistency.
ANOTHER ROUTE TO COMPARE
Heat transfer & sublimation
Heat transfer is a broad process family. Sublimation uses heat to transfer suitable dyes into a compatible polymer-coated surface. It can be considered for colorful or photographic artwork on a cup prepared for that method.
A bare stainless steel body or an ordinary painted finish is not automatically suitable for sublimation. Confirm the coating, cup geometry, artwork coverage and approved process first. On the sample, review colors, seam alignment, ghosting and edge coverage.
Ask about a compatible cup ↗
External process reference. Playback uses Wistia; its privacy terms apply. This does not describe FOGOOSE equipment or guarantee a particular cup configuration.
Care and durability depend on the complete cup, coating, ink and curing system. Agree relevant adhesion, abrasion and washing checks and the final care instructions. A process name alone does not establish dishwasher suitability.
Technical reading for the decoration guide +
General process references: Trotec — laser marking insulated bottles; Mimaki — cylindrical UV printing; Sawgrass — sublimation substrates. These explain process principles; suitability is confirmed for your selected configuration.
COLOR, MATERIAL & FINISH
One brand.
More ways to express it.
Bring a color reference and a desired look or texture. Match the cup body, lid, handle and printed packaging around the same brand direction.
Pattern-led collections
Coordinate artwork across cup formats and packaging.
Iridescent visual effects
Discuss how lighting and surface treatment change the effect.
Decorative highlights
Explore accent graphics, coverage and surface appearance.
Color-change concepts
Confirm the activation conditions and final appearance on a sample.
- Original artworkVector AI, SVG or print-ready PDF when available. Outline fonts and include any linked artwork.
- Size & placementLogo width and height in mm, orientation, distance from rim or base, and reference to the handle or drinking side.
- Color & surfacePantone or other color reference, gloss or matte preference, and matching priorities. Approve colors on physical samples.
- Print area & proofConfirm the usable area, seams, white underbase if required, and the artwork version before production.
CUSTOM COLOR BOXES & GIFT PACKAGING
The box is part
of your brand.
Create a coordinated unboxing and retail presentation. Explore box structure, printed artwork, protective inserts and shipping information together with the cup.
Printed color box
Full-color retail graphics, product information and a coordinated visual identity.
Discuss this box ↗
Spot-color carton
Focused brand colors and defined printed elements on the proposed paper stock.
Discuss this box ↗
Printed kraft box
A natural paper appearance with artwork and print contrast reviewed on a proof.
Discuss this box ↗
Window presentation
Discuss the visible product area, structural strength and internal cup protection.
Discuss this box ↗
Foil-accent gift box
Metallic accents and gift presentation, with position and finish approved on a sample.
Discuss this box ↗
Simple white carton
A restrained starting point for packaging, labels and individual cup protection.
Discuss this box ↗Packaging examples from supplied footage. Customer artwork shown is illustrative. The final box is made around your approved cup, artwork and packing specification.
INDIVIDUAL PROTECTION & PACKING
See the packing step.
Individual cup protection is part of the complete packing specification. Agree the protective materials, accessories, unit box and shipping carton for your order.
Build the packaging brief.
Share your cup reference and brand artwork. We confirm the proposed box format and dieline before finalizing print artwork.
Plan my cup & color box ↗- Structure & fit
- Box dimensions, paperboard, opening style, cup/lid/handle clearance and protective insert.
- Printing & finish
- CMYK or specified-color artwork, paper appearance, lamination or foil accents where suitable.
- Retail information
- Product description, care instructions, barcode, batch information and destination labeling requirements.
- Packing & approval
- Box proof, fitted sample, inner protection, master carton, shipping marks and agreed packing checks.
Explore print & packaging design references +
DRINKWARE, IN MOTION
See the details.
Behind the cup.
Explore decoration, surfaces and packaging in the longer film, then take a quick look at production and the showroom.
Decoration & packaging
1:49 · Logo engraving, decorative finishes, color references and box presentation.
Production & showroom
0:17 · A quick look at production equipment and the drinkware range.
Representative footage. Process route, materials, care, samples and order details are confirmed for your project.
Explore the logo & decoration guide ↗BEFORE YOU APPROVE
A sample should
answer real questions.
Separate a stock sample, a decorated sample and a production approval sample. Their purpose, charges and timing can differ.
Discuss a sample ↗Confirm the exact configuration
Model, capacity, cup and lid materials, drinking components and intended use.
Review the brand details
Color reference, artwork size, placement, finish and packaging version.
Agree the checks
Relevant lid leakage, insulation, finish and food-contact documentation for the selected model and market.
Record approval and costs
Sample version, changes, charges, freight and any agreed refund or credit terms before production.
FROM YOUR BRIEF TO YOUR ORDER
Know the next step.
Define the project
Cup, quantity, artwork, destination and target date.
Confirm the quotation
Available configuration, MOQ, sample costs, production and shipping terms.
Approve the sample
Review the agreed specifications and record the approved version.
Follow the order
Production, agreed checks, final packing and delivery arrangements.
Sample preparation, production and transport are separate stages. Your schedule is confirmed after the configuration and order requirements are reviewed.
PREPARE YOUR PROJECT
A useful brief.
A better conversation.
Select what you know. “Help me choose” is a useful answer too. Your choices carry into our inquiry form, where you can add contact details and further requirements.
A planning tool for your inquiry. It does not calculate a price or confirm availability.
QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU START
The details
buyers ask about.
What is the minimum order quantity?+
MOQ depends on the model, color, decoration and packaging. Share your target quantity and selected cup so we can confirm a suitable configuration and quotation. The quantity choices in our form are planning ranges, not an MOQ promise.
Can I order a sample before production?+
Ask about a stock sample, decorated sample or production approval sample. We confirm availability, the sample specification, charges and freight for your project. Any refund or credit against an order must be agreed separately.
What artwork should I prepare?+
Share an original vector logo when available, a color reference, desired size and placement. For patterned designs, include the intended coverage. Artwork and cup geometry are reviewed before confirming the decoration method.
How long do samples and production take?+
Timing depends on the configuration, approvals, materials and order requirements. Sample preparation, production and shipping are quoted as separate stages. Share an event date early so we can assess the plan.
What about testing and compliance documents?+
Tell us your destination market and intended use. Ask for applicable material and food-contact documentation for the exact model and configuration. A supplier report or a material grade alone does not cover every finished product.
Can you develop a new cup shape?+
Send a brief describing the concept and functional requirements first. Feasibility, engineering, tooling, testing, costs and ownership terms require a separate assessment. A concept inquiry is not confirmation of mold-development capability.
LET’S MAKE IT YOURS