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Custom Ceramic Coffee Mugs

Ceramic is the classic coffee mug material: heavy enough to feel solid, smooth enough to take a crisp print, and familiar in every break room. These 79 ceramic mugs range from the 11 oz white mug, also offered in full color, to speckled, matte and gradient finishes, mugs with colored interiors, stackable herringbone mugs, vintage-finish mugs and mugs with wood or cork lids that double as coasters. Capacities run from 11 to 18 oz.


Styles and finishes

  • White classics: 11 oz mugs from $1.69, the budget favorite for large office and event orders.
  • Matte and speckled: a handmade look for coffee shops, bakeries and design studios.
  • Lidded mugs: wood and cork lids hold in warmth and keep dust out on a desk.
  • Shapes: bistro, C-handle, stackable and ring-detail bodies for a mug that looks less ordinary.


Screen printing is used on 60 mugs. Another 21 take laser engraving, which cuts through a colored glaze for a tone-on-tone etched look, and 13 can be printed in full color. Orders begin at 24 pieces and go up to 264 on some styles, and a production window of 10 to 12 days. Fifty are labeled food safe.

Frequently Asked Questions

The 11 oz White Ceramic Mug starts near $1.69, the Joe Mug near $1.89 and the full color white mug near $2.15. Speckled, matte and bistro mugs from 12 to 16 oz cost about $2.25 to $2.99. Stylish mugs like the Nantucket, Zapata and Paco run near $4.60, and mugs with wood or cork lids, like the Hearth, Grotto and Tahoe, about $14 to $15.50.

Most are classic 11 to 16 oz coffee mugs, like the 11 oz C-Handle Bounty, the 13.5 oz Capri and the 16 oz Apache. Larger mugs include the 17 oz RockHill Vintage Finish and the 18 oz Pebble Grain Textured mug. Shapes include stackable herringbone, bistro and mugs with ring details.

Lidded mugs keep coffee warm on a desk and feel more like a gift. The Valo has a ceramic body with a cork lid, the Hearth has a wood lid that doubles as a coaster, and the Grotto and Tahoe add wood lids or handles. Three mugs list spill-resistant lids.

Screen printing is used on 60 mugs and gives solid, bright logos on glazed ceramic. Laser engraving, on 21 mugs, leaves a tonal, permanent mark that suits matte and colored glazes. Full color printing, on 13 mugs, handles photos and gradients, like the Avery Mug in Full Color.

Ceramic mug minimums run from 24 to 264 pieces. Production is quick, around 10 to 12 days for these mugs, and setup costs between $40 and $70. That makes ceramic mugs a fast option for office openings and client gifts.

About 50 mugs are food safe, and only 4 are listed as dishwasher safe, so check each product if that matters. Hand washing helps printed and engraved logos stay sharp. Eleven mugs have carry handles, and a few add rubber or cork bases.