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Custom Camo Can and Bottle Coolers

Camouflage sells to a specific crowd: hunters, anglers, rural co-ops, feed stores, outdoor retailers and anyone who lives in their boots from September to January. These nine coolers are offered in camo patterns, so your logo lands on a look that audience already likes.


Foam makes up eight of the nine, starting from $0.60 for a plain 12 oz sleeve, and the rest of the lineup covers skinny cans, tall boys and extra print space. One neoprene cooler adds a thicker grip, and a marsh camo design is printed in full color for a realistic look.


Camo Options

  • Standard foam: the familiar 12 oz can cooler and a budget version, both in camo with your logo screen printed on top.
  • Slim and tall boy: camo sleeves for skinny 8 and 12 oz cans and for 16 and 24 oz tall boys popular at deer camp.
  • Extra print space: two styles carry three separate imprint areas, so the store name, hours and phone each get their own spot.
  • Neoprene and full color: a camo neoprene cooler for a sturdier feel and a full color marsh camo design for waterfowl events.


Good to Know

  • Made in the USA: five of the nine, a selling point with veterans groups and buy-local outdoor shops.
  • Ink colors: pale or bright inks, such as white, blaze orange or yellow, read best against a busy pattern.
  • Order planning: expect minimums of 200 to 300 and roughly 17 days in production, so build that into your plan ahead of the season.


Archery shops, game processors, conservation banquets, truck dealers and bass tournament sponsors reorder these every fall. Because the coolers ship flat, a few hundred fit in one box and travel easily to expos and weekend shows. Pair them with blaze orange caps or a tackle raffle for a booth that fits the crowd.

Frequently Asked Questions

Camo coolers are some of the cheapest drinkware you can brand. At roughly 60 cents, the Kan-Tastic Can Cooler is the entry point, and the version with three print areas and the Kan Cooler in Neoprene are about $1.15. Slim and Bargain Jr styles cost about $1.35 to $1.70, Tall Boy Coolies about $1.79 to $2.19, and the Marshland Camo Kan-Tastic in full color about $2.15.

Camo patterns are popular with outdoor audiences:

  • Hunting outfitters, guides and sporting goods stores
  • Fishing tournaments and marinas
  • Farm supply, feed and equipment dealers
  • Truck accessory shops and rural businesses

They also show up at tailgates, deer camp and family reunions where an outdoor look fits the crowd.

Busy camouflage can swallow a thin or dark logo, so choose a bold design in a high-contrast ink such as white, black or blaze orange. Screen printing is used on eight of the nine coolers and lays down solid color that stands out. The Marshland Camo Kan-Tastic is printed in full color, which places your logo and the pattern together in one pass.

Camo coolers are made for volume, with minimums of 200 to 300 pieces. At under a dollar for the basic styles, that quantity still keeps the total modest. Every style here takes about 17 days to produce, so place the order well ahead of hunting season, a fishing derby or a summer event. Setup runs $40 to $60.

There is a size for most drinks:

  • Standard 12 oz cans: Kan-Tastic and Bargain Jr
  • Slim 8 oz and 12 oz cans: Slim Kan-Tastic and Slim Fit Kan-Tastic
  • 16 oz and 24 oz tall cans: Tall Boy Coolies
  • A neoprene option: the Kan Cooler in Neoprene

Most are foam, and five styles are made in the USA.

Foam, used on eight of the nine styles, is light, low cost and fine for a season of use, which makes it the usual pick for large giveaways. The Kan Cooler in Neoprene is thicker and stretchier, folds flat and lasts longer, for about the same price as the three-print-area foam style. Choose neoprene when you want the cooler to be kept.