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Custom Cups with Lids and Straws

A lid turns an open cup into something you can carry across a job site, a trade show floor or a campground without spilling. These eight cups all come with one, whether a sip-through coffee lid, a press-on lid, a sliding camp cup lid or a straw lid for iced drinks.


Sizes run from a 10 oz stainless cup to a 32 oz insulated straw cup, and seven of the eight are double wall stainless steel. MiiR, Corkcicle and Stanley supply the brand-name pieces, and the lineup starts from $2.89 for a 16 oz double-wall coffee cup.


Lid Styles

  • Sip-through and press-on lids: for hot coffee and tea, on a 16 oz double-wall cup and a 12 oz insulated cup.
  • Slider lids: Stanley and MiiR 12 oz camp cups with lids that slide shut between sips, popular with outdoor brands.
  • Straw lids: the Corkcicle Cold Cup with a ceramic coated straw lid, the Corkcicle Go Cup XL with a handle, and the 32 oz MiiR All Day straw cup.
  • Compact pick: a 10 oz stainless cup with a lid, printed in full color, for desk use and smaller hands.


Logo Finish

  • Laser engraving: offered on six of the eight cups, cutting the logo into the coated steel for a mark that will not wash off.
  • Full color printing: covers five styles, including both Corkcicle cups, for logos with many colors.
  • Screen printing: available on three cups, the most economical choice for single-color marks.


Minimums are low, from 8 to 100 pieces, and finished cups are typically ready in 10 to 12 days. Coffee roasters, outdoor gear shops, architecture firms and nonprofit donor programs choose these when a tumbler feels too big and a ceramic mug too fragile. Two are dishwasher safe and two fit a car cup holder; each product page lists the details.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Traveler Double-Wall Coffee Cup with Sip-Through Lid in 16 oz is the budget pick at about $2.89. The Brix Stainless Steel Cup with Lid is about $7.41 and the Corzo Insulated Cup about $11.88. Brand-name cups cost more: Stanley Everyday Camp Cup about $29.90, MiiR Grounded Camp Cup about $31.13, Corkcicle cups about $42.53 and the MiiR All Day Insulated Straw Cup about $45.13.

Each cup uses a different lid:

  • Sip-through lid on the Traveler coffee cup
  • Press-on lid on the Corzo Insulated Cup
  • Slider or slide lids on the Stanley and MiiR camp cups
  • Straw lids on the Corkcicle Cold Cup and the MiiR All Day Straw Cup

The Corkcicle Go Cup XL adds a straw and a handle for a 30 oz capacity.

For stainless steel, laser engraving is a popular choice because it etches the logo into the finish for a permanent, upscale mark; six cups offer it. Full color, available on five cups, suits colorful logos and detailed art. Screen printing appears on three cups and keeps costs down for simple designs. Setup runs from $55 to $90.

MiiR and Corkcicle each offer two cups, and Stanley offers one. MiiR is known for clean, minimal steel designs, Corkcicle for its Cold Cup and Go Cup with straws, and Stanley for rugged outdoor gear. These brands make a strong impression as client gifts, onboarding kits and employee rewards.

Minimums range from 8 to 100 cups, so even a small team gift is possible on the brand-name styles. Cups come off the line in roughly 10 to 12 days. One cup is made in the USA, and three use recycled materials, which helps if your company is tracking the sustainability of its merchandise.

Seven of the eight cups are insulated stainless steel, so cold drinks stay cold and hot coffee stays warm for longer. Two are dishwasher safe, two fit a car cup holder and two have a non-slip base. Four are listed as BPA free. Check each listing for the care instructions that apply to its lid and finish.