Cafe Range

Choosing cafe cups with logo printing starts with the material, as each one looks and behaves a little differently on the counter.

• White Ceramic Sets: Espresso, cappuccino and coffee cups paired with matching saucers, in straight sided and rounded bowl shapes.
• Coloured Porcelain: Tapered espresso and cappuccino cups in bold colours with a contrasting interior, stacking neatly when not in use.
• Ivory Porcelain: Fully vitrified cappuccino cups, tea cups and stackable coffee mugs with commercial grade chip resistance.
• Stackable Tea Cups: Super vitrified ceramic with a stepped base, microwave safe and tough enough for daily use.
• Reactive Glaze: Porcelain espresso cups, cafe cups and cappuccino coffee mugs with a natural patina that varies from piece to piece.

These aren't cups for the walk to the car or the morning commute. For a team at a busy real estate office, they're the cup sitting by the coffee machine when an agent makes a short black before an open home, or the one set down in front of a client waiting at the front desk. For coffee on the move, carry cups do that job.

Most styles can be printed with a logo, turning them into custom cafe cups, and the coloured porcelain cups give that logo a two tone backdrop thanks to the contrasting interior. Hand washing keeps the print looking its best.

Worth Knowing

Are cafe cups with logo a smart buy for a small cafe with limited shelf space?
Yes, the stackable porcelain styles save shelf space behind a busy espresso machine, and the tapered coloured cups stack neatly when not in use. Ivory porcelain brings commercial grade chip resistance, and the super vitrified tea cups are tough enough for daily use.

Which cups suit a hotel stocking its breakfast room?
The ivory porcelain cappuccino cups and stackable mugs suit a hotel breakfast room, with commercial grade chip resistance for constant use. Floor staff can stack them back on the shelf after a wash and have them ready for the next sitting.

Would a sports club use cafe cups in its clubhouse?
A club with a coffee machine in the clubhouse gets plenty of use from the stackable tea cups and white ceramic cappuccino sets. Volunteers serving tea and coffee to parents on a Saturday morning can stack them away between games.

What should a new cafe owner start with?
A new cafe owner can start with one reactive glaze family, which covers an espresso cup, a cafe cup and a mug in the same patina. Baristas then serve every drink on the menu in cups that look like a matching set.