Custom Printed Mug

Custom Printed Mugs

Custom printed mugs are one of the most effective ways to promote your brand, event, or company identity. With modern color printing technology, your logo, artwork, or slogan can be beautifully displayed on the surface of ceramic, enamel, or glass mugs.

1. Printing Methods

We offer several printing options depending on your design style and budget:

• Screen Printing:
  Best for solid logos and simple patterns. Durable and affordable for bulk orders.

• Sublimation Printing:
  Ideal for full-color images or gradient designs. The ink penetrates the coating, creating a long-lasting finish.

• Heat Transfer / Decal Printing:
  Allows detailed, multicolor artwork with precise positioning. Common for promotional and souvenir mugs.

• Laser Engraving:
  Suitable for stainless steel or coated mugs, offering a clean and permanent branding effect.

2. Color & Finish Options

Choose from matte, glossy, or metallic finishes.
We can print PANTONE®-matched colors to ensure your brand identity is consistent across every mug.

3. Customization Scope

• Add your logo, slogan, or QR code

• Choose single-side, double-side, or full-wrap printing

• Mix colors or add inside/outside contrast glazing

• Combine printing + embossing for premium results

4. Quality & Durability

All printed mugs undergo high-temperature firing and strict quality inspection to ensure the color doesn’t fade, peel, or crack, even after hundreds of washes.

  

  

  

  

  

  

What are the four major printing methods?

There are four printing methods: offset printing, gravure printing, letterpress printing, and screen printing.

Lithographic printing: Offset printing, that is, the graphic part and the non-graphic part on the printing plate are almost on the same plane, and the ink is transferred by the principle of oil and water repellency and printed on the substrate. It is the most commonly used printing method and can be used for printing newspapers, packaging, posters, books, magazines, etc.

Gravure printing: Carve concave dots on the metal cylinder, store the ink, and transfer it to the substrate. It can be used for printing on tobacco and alcohol labels, stamps, coins, sugar paper, high-grade plastics, etc.

Letterpress printing: Use letterpress (printing plates with raised graphics and text) for printing. Referred to as embossing. Can be used for wrapping paper, stickers, paper cups, etc.

Screen printing: Also called orifice printing and screen printing, it is printed by squeezing ink through the holes of the orifice plate.