How it works

No carts. No guesswork. Five steps.

Custom printing with fixed online prices usually hides compromises. We price every order for exactly what it is: your quantity, your print, your delivery address. Nothing goes to print until you've approved a proof.

Request a quote

Fill in the quote form with the product, sizes and quantity you need. Attach your logo or artwork if it's ready. If not, describe what you have and we'll figure it out together. You'll hear back within one business day.

Get your price

You receive a firm, all-in quote by email. It covers printing, the goods themselves, and delivery to your address. No obligation and no pressure. The quote is free either way.

Approve your print proof

Once you accept the quote, we prepare a digital proof showing exactly how your artwork sits on the product: position, colors, print area. You review it, request changes if needed, and approve. Nothing is printed before your approval.

Production

Printing begins after proof approval, on the timeline set out in your quote. We keep you posted on progress and flag any delays immediately.

Delivery

Your order ships directly to your door. Delivery time and any applicable details are stated in your quote up front. The price you approved is the price you pay.

Artwork

Getting your logo print-ready

Best file types

Vector files print sharpest: PDF, AI, EPS or SVG. High-resolution PNG (300 dpi+) works for most designs too.

Don't have print files?

Send what you have, even a photo of your storefront sign. We'll tell you honestly whether it can print well, and help prepare it if it can't.

Colors

If your brand uses specific colors, include the color codes (Pantone/PMS or hex) in your request and we'll match them as closely as the print method allows.

Print layout of a flattened cup wrap A fan-shaped cup wrap showing, from the outside in: the bleed edge, the cut line, the rim curl strip along the top, the safe print area in the middle, the base strip along the bottom, and the seam overlap at one end. 1 2 3 4 5 6
A cup is printed flat on a shape like this, then rolled and sealed. Knowing the zones saves a revision round on your proof.
  1. Bleed. Background colour runs past the cut line so no white sliver appears after trimming. Extend your artwork past the edge by the amount marked on your template.
  2. Cut line. Where the blank is die-cut from the printed sheet.
  3. Safe print area. Keep logos, text, and anything you can't afford to lose inside this line.
  4. Rim curl. The top strip rolls into the drinking rim, so artwork placed here disappears.
  5. Base. The bottom strip folds under to form the base and is not visible.
  6. Seam overlap. The wrap glues to itself here. Avoid running text or a logo across this line.

Exact measurements for every zone are marked on the dieline template for your cup size.

Delivery

What arrives at your door

Cups come sleeved in packs of 100 and boxed for transit, so stock rotates neatly behind the counter instead of arriving loose.

Start with a quote, or just a question

The form takes about two minutes. If you'd rather see and feel the products first, request a sample pack instead.

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