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Custom Plastic Mugs and Thermo Mugs

Plastic mugs handle the places ceramic cannot: gas stations with refill programs, hospital break rooms, dorms, fishing boats and the dashboard of a work truck. They are light, they do not shatter when dropped, and most here have a lid.


The 10 mugs in this collection run from an 11 oz recycled mug from $2.89 to big 32 and 34 oz thermo mugs, a 40 oz travel mug in recycled acrylic, a 12 oz Tritan coffee mug, and 14 oz mugs with a steel liner, one of them made from wheat straw plastic. Eight are insulated, and six come from American factories.


Mug Types

  • Thermo mugs: double wall insulated mugs in 20, 22, 32 and 34 oz, the classic refill mug for convenience stores and truck stops.
  • Everyday lidded mugs: a 16 oz mug with a slider lid and a Tritan coffee mug with a lid for desks and commutes.
  • Steel-lined mugs: a 14 oz desk mug and a wheat straw travel mug with stainless liners that hold heat longer.
  • Recycled options: an 11 oz recycled mug and a big handled travel mug made from recycled acrylic.


Printing and Care

  • Screen printing: used on all ten, usually with a single ink color on the side away from the handle.
  • Lids and care: seven come with a spill-resistant lid, and three are rated dishwasher safe for daily use.
  • Minimum orders: run from 24 to 500, with production in 11 to 12 days.


Fuel stations, hospitals, universities and manufacturing plants use them for refill programs, safety awards and shift gifts because they take rough handling in stride. If you would rather give stainless steel, browse the Travel Mugs collection in the same department.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Hendrix Recycled Mug in 11 oz is the lowest at about $2.89, and the Omega Mug with Slider Lid is about $3.15. Thermo Mugs cost about $4.25 to $4.49, and Thermo Insulated Mugs about $6.55. The Lucien Recycled Acrylic Travel Mug with Handle is about $8, the Tritan Coffee Mug with Lid about $8.79, and steel-lined mugs from Brew and Dagon run about $9.28 to $14.65.

Plastic mugs are light, unlikely to shatter if dropped and cost less than steel, which makes them easy to hand out in volume at trade shows and community events. Many add features that ceramic lacks: seven have spill resistant lids and eight are insulated. The Brew Insulated Desk Mug and Dagon Wheat Straw Travel Mug add a steel liner for better heat retention.

Capacities range widely:

  • 11 to 16 oz: Hendrix Recycled Mug, Tritan Coffee Mug, Omega Mug
  • 20 to 22 oz: Thermo Mug and Thermo Insulated Mug
  • 32 to 34 oz: larger Thermo mugs for all-day drinks
  • 40 oz: Lucien Recycled Acrylic Travel Mug with Handle

Desk mugs suit offices, while the larger sizes suit job sites and road trips.

These ten mugs are decorated by screen printing only, so artwork is reproduced in spot colors rather than as a photo. Most brands pick one or two inks that match their palette, which keeps the price per mug low on big runs. Bold shapes and clear lettering show best on the curved wall. Budget $40 to $75 for setup on each design.

Minimums range from 24 to 500 mugs depending on the style. Production is quick at about 11 to 12 days. Six of the mugs are made in the USA, seven are BPA free and food safe, and three can go in the dishwasher, details worth comparing before you choose.

Yes. The Hendrix Recycled Mug and the Lucien Recycled Acrylic Travel Mug use recycled plastic. The Dagon Wheat Straw Travel Mug blends wheat straw into the material and adds a steel liner. These suit companies that want an affordable giveaway that still fits a sustainability message.