
A branded mug is the most-used piece of merchandise a business can buy. It sits on a customer's desk for years, it turns a site cabin into your site cabin, and it is the leaving present nobody leaves behind. Ours is printed in-house in Lowestoft, and it now costs £4.99 with the print included.
The price
The Personalised Mug 11oz is £4.99 each with the printing included. There is no set-up charge and no minimum order, so one mug costs £4.99. Order more and the price of every mug drops:
- 10 or more: £4.49 each
- 36 or more: £3.99 each
- 72 or more: £3.49 each
The quantity is counted across the whole basket, so two designs of five mugs each still get the ten-mug price. The product page shows the total and the saving for each step before you order.
Designing it
You design the mug on the product page. Upload your logo or artwork, or drag a file straight onto the mug, add text, and arrange it on the print wrap. A 3D mug beside it shows the result, and you can turn it to see the front, both sides and the handle. The designer measures everything in millimetres and warns you if an image is too small to print sharply, before you pay rather than after.
Ideas that work
- Logo one side, name the other. Staff mugs stop wandering when they have names on.
- A mug per van. Cheap, and noticed.
- Client gifts. A box of mugs with your number on is on somebody's desk every working day.
- Club and charity fundraisers. A crest and a season, sold at the bar.
Not only mugs
The same designer prints travel mugs, a 600ml water bottle and photo slates in two sizes, each shown in 3D as its own shape. The print is included in the price on those too.
Ordering with your workwear
Mugs can go in the same basket as your branded workwear. UK delivery is £6 or free over £300, and companies, schools and councils can order on a purchase order. Personalised mugs cannot be returned unless faulty, so check the 3D preview carefully before you add them.
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