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Custom Insulated Travel Mugs

A travel mug is built for the commute: it fits a car cup holder, closes with a lid that resists spills, and keeps coffee hot long enough to get through a morning of meetings. This collection holds more than 35 of them, most in insulated stainless steel, from $3.05 for a 20 oz tumbler with a sip-through lid.


Capacities range from 14 oz to 40 oz, including flip top mugs, slide action lids, straw tumblers and 40 oz mugs with handles. Swig Life, Stanley, Hydro Flask, Igloo, Roots, MiiR, CamelBak and Corkcicle cover the brand-name end.


Narrowing It Down

  • Value range: 16 oz plastic and stainless tumblers with sip-through or slide action lids, sized for bank lobbies and open houses.
  • Commuter lids: Stanley Transit flip top mugs, the Stanley Cafe-To-Go, a Corkcicle Commuter Cup and a CamelBak Thrive leak-proof mug.
  • Big capacity: 30, 32 and 40 oz tumblers with handles and straws from Hydro Flask, Swig Life and others for all-day sipping.
  • Cup holder fit: 26 of the 37 fit a standard car cup holder, worth checking if your audience drives a lot.


Decoration Choices

  • Screen printing: the most common method here, and it keeps a simple logo affordable on large orders.
  • Laser engraving: offered on 14 styles, including the Stanley Transit and Hydro Flask tumblers, for a permanent etched mark.
  • Full color printing: handles photos and gradients on 11 styles, including a 27 oz workday tumbler.


Minimums range from 8 to 108 pieces, with mugs finished in 10 to 17 days. Car dealerships, insurance agencies, commercial lenders and staffing firms give travel mugs because the recipient carries one into the office every morning. For employees on the road, look at the leak-proof and flip top styles first.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Roadmaster Travel Tumbler with Sip-Through Lid starts at about $3.05, and several stainless travel tumblers stay under $6.50. Forty-ounce options with a handle and straw, like the Pinnacle Recycled, cost about $12.28. Brand-name mugs from Swig Life, Stanley, Hydro Flask and CamelBak run about $32 to $46, and the Corkcicle Commuter Cup, Spill Proof, tops the range at about $47.53.

Twenty-six of the 37 mugs are listed as fitting a cup holder, which matters for commuters, sales reps and drivers. Some larger 40 oz mugs with handles may not fit every holder, so check the listing if a car fit is important. Non-slip bases on two styles help on desks and dashboards.

Twenty styles have a spill resistant lid. For a bag or a backpack, look at the CamelBak Thrive Leak-Proof Travel Mug, the Corkcicle Commuter Cup, Spill Proof, and the Stanley Transit Flip Top Travel Mug in 16 or 20 oz. Slide-action lids, such as the Stainless Steel Slide Action Travel Mug, close easily with one hand.

Screen printing, on 25 mugs, adds your logo in brand colors at a low cost. Laser engraving, on 14 mugs, etches through the coating for a permanent metallic mark that suits premium brands like Stanley and Hydro Flask. Full color, on 11 mugs, prints photos and detailed artwork. Setup runs from $40 to $90.

Swig Life and Stanley offer five styles each, Hydro Flask three and Igloo two. Roots, MiiR, CamelBak and Corkcicle add one each. These are brands people already buy for themselves, so they work well for employee rewards, client gifts and onboarding kits.

Travel mug minimums run from 8 to 108 pieces, so a small gift list or a large conference order both fit. Production takes about 10 to 17 days. Thirty-two of the mugs are insulated and 13 have a carry handle, while seven use recycled materials for teams with green goals.