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Custom Metal and Stainless Can Coolers

A metal can cooler works like a small thermos for a can: a double wall of stainless steel or metal wraps the drink and slows the warm-up, so it stays cold through a round of golf or a long afternoon on the dock.


All 18 coolers here are insulated, and many double as a tumbler once the can is out. Swig Life, BruMate, BottleKeeper, Igloo and Otterbox lead the brand list, with prices from $10.53. Eight styles fit a car cup holder, and five can go in the dishwasher.


Types of Metal Coolers

  • Four-way coolers: double walled holders that switch between gripping a can and serving as a cup on their own.
  • Copper finish: insulated beverage holders and tumblers with a warm metallic look, also offered boxed for gifting.
  • Skinny can holders: the BruMate Hopsulator Slim, Swig Life skinny coolers and the BottleKeeper CanKeeper for seltzer cans.
  • Bottle and trio styles: a BottleKeeper insulated bottle holder, a Swig Life can and bottle cooler, and a BruMate trio for 12 and 16 oz.


Branding Steel

  • Screen printing: offered on most styles, and it keeps simple logos crisp on the coated outer wall.
  • Laser engraving: cuts through the coating to show bright metal underneath, a favorite for the copper and four-way coolers.
  • Full color printing: offered on three pieces, including the Igloo recycled stainless cooler and a vacuum tumbler and can insulator.


Minimum orders run from 12 to 50 pieces, which keeps these within reach for a small client list, and production spans 10 to 22 days. Golf tournaments, boat dealers, breweries and real estate agents give them as gifts that cost more than a foam sleeve and get used far longer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Most metal coolers use double walls of stainless steel with insulation between them, so outside heat and a warm hand cannot reach the can. Seventeen of the 18 coolers here are insulated, and many double as tumblers once the can is removed, such as the Bluff Can Cooler and Tumbler and the Copper Insulated Beverage Holder and Tumbler. They keep a drink cold far longer than a foam sleeve.

Entry styles start at about $10.53 for the Sherpa Vacuum Tumbler and Can Insulator and about $11.89 for the Double Walled Can Cooler, Four-Way. Copper beverage holders cost about $12.85 to $21.25. Brand-name coolers from BottleKeeper, Igloo, BruMate and Swig Life run about $19.88 to $29.89, and the Otterbox Elevation Can Cooler is the top at about $34.49.

Laser engraving etches the logo into the coating so it shows the metal beneath, a permanent tone-on-tone mark that suits upscale gifts; two coolers are offered this way, including the Laser Engraved Copper Beverage Holder and Tumbler. Screen printing, on 15 styles, adds ink in your brand colors. Three coolers are printed in full color for detailed artwork.

Swig Life offers four styles, including the Can Cooler, the Skinny Can Cooler and two golf designs. BottleKeeper and BruMate have two each, among them the Hopsulator Trio in Fashion Colors, which fits 12 and 16 oz cans. Igloo makes a recycled stainless steel cooler and Otterbox makes the Elevation Can Cooler. Retail brands like these work well as executive and client gifts.

Check how it will be used:

  • Fits a cup holder: 8 styles, useful for drivers and golf carts
  • Spill resistant lid: 6 styles, for use as a tumbler
  • Dishwasher safe: 5 styles, for easy cleaning
  • Food safe and BPA free: 13 and 11 styles

One cooler adds a non-slip base for boats and tailgates.

Metal coolers have low minimums, from 12 to 50 pieces, which suits a small gift list. Production runs about 10 to 22 days, so give extra time around the holidays. For gifting, the Copper Insulated Beverage Holder and Tumbler comes in a boxed version at about $15.75, ready to hand over. Setup is $40 to $100 per design.