Cafe Range
Espresso cups at 80ml and 90ml anchor the small-volume end of this range, built for the short, concentrated drinks that define a traditional café espresso service. Cappuccino cups at 200ml cover the milk-based middle ground, with several styles pairing with a matching saucer. Mid-size coffee cups handle the flat white and long black range that sits between those two. At the larger end, coffee mugs at 280–340ml and a latte mug for oversized milk drinks complete the volume coverage. Across the range, multiple styles offer stackable construction for both coffee cups and teacups, letting cups rest securely on top of one another during storage. Dedicated teacup styles round out the range for venues serving both coffee and tea. All products are ceramic and accept print branding.
On the counter of a café between the morning rush and the lunch service, a stack of branded espresso cups with the café name printed on each one is both practical storage and visible signage. Every customer who walks to the counter to order sees the name on the cups, and the same cups go out to tables throughout the day carrying that name to each person who sits down.
Printing goes directly onto the ceramic surface of each cup. Placement and coverage vary by cup style, with the position suited to the curve and size of each individual vessel.
Good to Know
What is the difference between espresso and cappuccino cup sizes in this range?
Espresso cups run from 80ml to 90ml and suit concentrated short drinks where the volume is intentionally small. Cappuccino cups at 200ml have a wider, shallower bowl that holds more volume and suits milk-based drinks where the drink needs room to develop a surface.
Do stackable cups offer the same print area as standard styles?
Stackable cups have the same printable outer wall as standard styles, since the stacking design only affects the base and rim profile. The print area is generally comparable to a non-stackable cup of the same volume.
Are there styles with matching saucers in this range?
Several cappuccino cup styles come with a matching saucer, and the saucer can be printed with the same design as the cup. A café ordering a matched set gets a branded cup-and-saucer combination rather than a branded cup on a plain surface.
Which styles suit a hotel room tea and coffee setup?
Stackable teacup styles at 196ml and 210ml and the standard cappuccino cup styles are the most practical for hotel room placement, as they nest for compact storage in a small space. They cover both tea and coffee use within the same set, which is the typical requirement for a hotel room service tray.