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Custom drinkware
Custom drinkware is a bottle, tumbler, glass, or stubby holder with your mark on it. People keep these. That is the point. A paper cup with a sticker is not this product. Order drinkware when the brand should sit on a desk or in a bag for months.
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Key takeaways
- Custom drink bottles and branded tumblers are reusable vessels. Custom stubby holders and outdoor glasses are the event and venue versions of the same idea.
- Pick the vessel for the drink and the day: commute bottle, desk tumbler, bar glass, or a cold can at a barbecue.
- The logo has to survive a dishwasher or a wet esky. A paper wrap is not a brief.
- Unitix supplies custom drinkware in Australia.
Which vessel to brief
Capacity and setting matter more than the colourway. Do not order a 1.2 litre thermos for a conference lanyard pack.
| Vessel | Usual day | Unitix starting point |
|---|---|---|
| Insulated bottle | Commute, site, gym | 500ml, 750ml, 1 litre, or a premium plastic bottle if weight matters |
| Tumbler / thermos cup | Desk and car | 1200ml insulated thermos cup when they want volume |
| Outdoor glass | Venue, wedding, festival bar | Unbreakable wine or sparkling shapes, not crystal |
| Stubby holder | Sport, BBQ, club event | Custom stubby holders for a can or a short bottle |
How the brand sits on the vessel
Metal bottles take print or a wrap on a curved wall. Leave quiet space. A logo that works on a tote will look crowded once it wraps around 70mm of steel.
Glasses and stubby holders are seen in the hand, from the side. One mark, high contrast. Fine legal type on a wet cooler does not survive the night.
- One hero mark: name or symbol, not a poster.
- Colour vs the vessel: a silver bottle hides a grey logo. Ask for a mock on the actual colour.
- Kit thinking: a bottle in a custom tote is a common event pair. Brief them as a set if they ship together.
How to brief custom drinkware
Drink, setting, volume, file. Skip the mood board.
- 1
Name the drink and the setting
Water on a site, coffee on a desk, wine at a venue, or beer at a club. That picks bottle, tumbler, glass, or stubby holder.
- 2
Pick a capacity
Do not default to the largest. People leave oversized bottles at home. Match the day they will actually carry it.
- 3
Send a simple mark
Vector logo, one or two colours if you can. Say wrap, one side, or laser-style if you have a preference. We will tell you what the vessel allows.
- 4
Quantity and proof
Headcount plus a few spares. Approve a mock on the real colour. Browse drinkware when the vessel is chosen.
Frequently asked questions
Can I get custom drink bottles made in Australia?+
What is the difference between a bottle and a tumbler?+
Do you print stubby holders as well?+
Order custom drinkware
Bottles, tumblers, outdoor glasses, and stubby holders with your mark.
