Photo Mugs

These promotional photo mugs hold coffee, tea and hot chocolate while giving a photo the whole body to sit on. Wholesale photo mugs here are mostly white ceramic, from the straight can shape to flared rims and a V-shape that tapers to the base, and an extra tall body handles larger brews. A black exterior can mug and a thermic mug that reveals its design under heat add a bit of theatre. Two tone ceramic styles bring a coloured handle and inside, and a gloss glazed stackable mug nests neatly in storage. Bone china mugs are lighter and thinner, with flare lip and tall upright shapes, and they arrive in kraft gift boxes.

A real estate agency sends each new homeowner a mug with a photo of their front door on settlement day. What the buyer gets is a small, solid reminder of the day they got the keys. It sits by the kettle, gets used most mornings, and every so often a visitor asks about it and the whole story comes out again.

Most styles can be printed with a full colour sublimation print that wraps the body, a good match for custom photo mugs. For tougher options on site, our metal mugs are worth a look.

Good to Know

Are promotional photo mugs a good giveaway for sports clubs?
Yes, clubs hand them to players and families at end of season presentations, with a photo wrapped around the body. The two tone ceramic styles add a coloured handle and inside in a choice of shades for a touch of extra colour.

What are thermic mugs used for?
Thermic mugs are used for surprise reveals at events like product launches and staff morning teas. The black exterior hides the design until hot coffee goes in, so the moment happens right at the table.

When does bone china make more sense than ceramic?
Bone china makes more sense for client and thank you gifts, where a lighter, finer mug feels more special. The kraft gift box it comes in means it can be handed over straight away.

Is a photo on a coffee mug good for office kitchens?
Yes, the stackable ceramic mug is the best fit for shared office kitchens because it nests neatly in cupboards. Staff can spot their own mug by the photo, which cuts down on the daily mix-ups at the sink.