Best place to buy custom mugs?
I'm a bit overwhelmed by all the vendors of custom coffee mugs and was wondering if anyone has experience with a particular website/retailer they'd recommend? I'm looking to buy some high end mugs and a lot of the sites seem to peddle what appears to be pretty cheap stuff.
I've got one of these Stumptown mugs (http://buy.stumptowncoffee.com/mug-sternwheeler.html) I really like and would love to make one up with my logo. This one is pretty similar (http://www.qualitylogoproducts.com/custom-mugs/cuppajo-diner-mug.htm) but is 12oz opposed to Stumptown's 10oz.
Would love something as heavy duty as Stumps and would greatly appreciate anyone who could point me in the right direction.
Thanks!
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Permalink Reply by sara beth pritchett on
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Espresso parts
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Espressoparts.com
sara beth pritchett said:Espresso parts
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Permalink Reply by Mike McGinness on
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We get the Cuppajo diner mugs you mentioned. Excellent quality. In fact time to re-order!
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Permalink Reply by trimhound on
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Thanks Mike! I think I'm going to go with these as well. Where do you order yours from? Do you have a picture of how yours turned out? How's the logo printing?
Thanks again
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Permalink Reply by JT Peifer on
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I went with discountmugs.com because I used no colors and had text only.
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Quality Logo Products also have 10 oz mugs, they will also customize them for you at no additional cost as well. http://www.qualitylogoproducts.com/search.cfm?q=10%20oz%20mug&h...
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Check out Deneen pottery. Awesome mugs, we use them for our shops.
Good luck
Nick
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Permalink Reply by Alice Paige on
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Hello. Have you tried researching custom mugs at you local area? I haven't tried ordering them online, I'm comfortable having it done at a local custom mug maker. But I do order custom takeaway cups online at MyCafeSupplies.
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Permalink Reply by Levi Andersen on
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I prefer:
EspressoParts.com
EspressoSupply.com
VesselDrinkware.com
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Coffee shop promos has always done us right. Great price and nice selection. Quick turnaround.
Coffeeshoppromos.com
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Permalink Reply by Sarah Leanne Barnett on
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I use a local leather maker that has a beautiful mason jar wrap. He hand stamps your logo on every one. There's a one time brass stamp fee (to make an actual brass stamp that you can have later were you to stop ordering mugs.) and a low minimum order of a dozen. He works well with wholesale. This is for everyone! Please check him out and give it a shot. He does BEAUTIFUL WORK.
Tell him Mama Mocha sent you. xoxo
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Permalink Reply by Michael Garrison on
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Espressoparts.com has some pretty good stuff. But their pricing structure is designed to prevent small orders and somewhat nullifies ordinary needs of a small business. If you just need 8 mugs and 6 espresso cups they will charge you around $17 per item before any shipping and handling is configured. Great quality for non-custom needs, but a bit punitive for logo and promo work. Plus, they charge a set up fee for each additional order, the initial is $60 per item (meaning, if you buy 1 mug and 1 espresso cup you will be charged $120 in set up fees) followed by $40 fees per item for each additional order.
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