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Custom Printed Coasters

Coasters do their job on bar tops, conference tables, hotel nightstands and kitchen counters, and every glass set down puts your logo back in view. The 38 coasters here start from $0.12 for paper coasters in round, square, wavy and octagonal shapes, plus die cut shapes such as a guitar pick, a helmet, a hand and a Maltese cross for bands, sports teams and fire departments.


Foam, absorbent, wood, acrylic and cork coasters cost a little more, and boxed sets of bamboo, acacia and marble make client gifts. Over half are made in the USA.


Custom Paper Coaster, Square - Square Paper Coaster

Pulpboard Coasters

Custom Dye Sublimated Coaster, 4 Inch Diameter - Coaster - 4" Dia. Dye Sublimated

Stone & Specialty Coasters

Custom Square Foam Coaster

Foam Coasters


Browse by Material

  • Paper and pulpboard: single-use coasters for bars, restaurants and events, ordered in large runs at a very low unit cost.
  • Foam and absorbent: round and square foam coasters and absorbent full color coasters that soak up condensation.
  • Wood, bamboo and acrylic: round and square coasters that look at home in offices, tasting rooms and model homes.
  • Gift sets: four-piece stitched, bamboo and marble sets, some with a caddy or holder, plus a La Cuisine acacia set.


Decorating Coasters

  • Screen printing: used on most styles, from bar coasters to wood rounds, and keeps the cost low on big orders.
  • Laser engraving: etches the marble, acacia and bamboo sets for a tone-on-tone mark suited to gifts.
  • Full color printing: reproduces photos and detailed art on the absorbent coasters and the La Cuisine set.


Minimums range from 25 pieces on gift sets to 1,000 on paper coasters, with production in 12 to 19 days. For narrower searches, open the Pulpboard Coasters, Foam Coasters or Stone & Specialty Coasters collections above. Restaurants, breweries, hotels and law firms each lean toward different materials, so start with where the coaster will sit.

Frequently Asked Questions

This page covers every main type and links to five narrower ranges: pulpboard, stone and specialty, car, foam and cork coasters. Materials include paper, wood, bamboo, microfiber, acrylic, cork and leather. Bars often choose paper or pulpboard by the thousand, while offices and gift buyers lean toward wood, marble or bamboo sets.

Paper coasters in square, round, wavy and octagonal shapes start at about $0.12 each. Shaped paper coasters, such as the Maltese cross, helmet, hand and guitar pick designs, are about $0.48. Foam coasters are about $0.70, and wood and acrylic coasters about $1.25. Gift sets cost more, from about $7.35 for the Stitched Coaster Set to about $24.53 for the La Cuisine Acacia Coaster Set with Holder.

Paper and pulpboard coasters are made for high volume service, since they absorb drips and can be replaced often. Coaster minimums go as high as 1,000 pieces on some styles, and at that volume the cost per coaster is tiny. Twenty coasters here are made in the USA. Shaped paper coasters, like the guitar pick or helmet, add personality for music venues and sports bars.

Boxed or caddy sets look like a finished gift:

  • Bamboo Coasters with Caddy, Set of 4, about $18.17
  • Marble and Bamboo Coasters, Set of 4, about $23.73
  • Black Marble and Acacia Wood Coasters, Set of 4, about $24.13
  • La Cuisine Acacia Coaster Set with Holder, about $24.53

The first three are laser engraved, which gives a clean, permanent logo.

Screen printing is used on 33 coasters and suits paper, foam, wood and acrylic with a logo in one or a few colors. Laser engraving, on 4 sets, etches the design into bamboo, wood or marble. Two coasters are printed in full color, such as the Round Absorbent Coaster, which handles photos and gradients well.

Starting quantities run from 25 pieces up to 1,000, so check the listing of the coaster you like. Production takes about 12 to 19 days. Setup fees range from $30 to $95. Seven coasters have a non-slip base, which is useful on desks and glass tables, and two use recycled materials.