12 Reusable Tumblers We Love for Custom Printing and Decoration

Reusable tumblers keep drinks hot or cold for hours, cut down on single-use waste, and for brands and promotional product companies, they double as one of the most popular blanks for custom printing and decoration. Below are 12 reusable tumblers we love, spanning stainless steel, borosilicate glass, and BPA-free plastic options, each suited to different budgets, uses, and decoration methods.

A new wave of tumblers are here! These new bottles keep your hot drinks hot and cold drinks cold for longer- not to mention, they’re great for the environment. A WIN-WIN if you ask us! We are absolutely obsessed with these products:

1. Owala

The FreeSip. Need we say more? Owala has become one of the biggest names in reusable drinkware, and its signature FreeSip bottle is easy to recognize. The clever lid gives you two ways to drink: sip upright through the built-in straw or tilt it back to drink through the larger opening. Add in some seriously fun color combinations and a simple cylindrical body, and we can certainly see the appeal. The insulated stainless-steel FreeSip keeps drinks cold for up to 24 hours.

2. Stanley

Stanley certainly didn’t invent the reusable tumbler, but it helped turn one into a fashion accessory. The brand’s oversized drinkware, bold colors and instantly recognizable silhouettes have helped make carrying a reusable cup part of everyday life. From a decorating perspective, we’re especially interested in how brands like Stanley continue to rethink traditional cylindrical drinkware with handles, tapered profiles and oversized formats.

3. MiiR

MiiR continues to be one of those brands we come back to year after year. Its collection includes everything from classic bottles and tumblers to camp cups, mugs and more. The designs tend to be simple, modern and made for everyday use, which also makes them a great canvas for customization.

4. Hydro Flask

It would be hard to make a list of reusable drinkware without Hydro Flask. The brand helped make brightly colored, vacuum-insulated bottles an everyday staple, and its lineup now spans bottles, tumblers, mugs and coolers in just about every size imaginable. We especially love the clean shapes and huge range of colors. Sometimes simple really does work best.

5. MOO

This one caught our attention. MOO, yes, the company many of us know for business cards, now offers its own insulated water bottles. The wide-mouth opening fits standard ice cubes, and the larger bottles are available in 32- and 40-ounce sizes.

6. Bevanda

The Bevanda tumblers are next level. They’re BIG, colorful and designed with the handle attached to the lid rather than the body of the tumbler. That last detail immediately caught our attention because it leaves the body open for decoration. It’s a smart example of how product design can make customization easier without sacrificing the features consumers want.

7. HydroJug

HydroJug has managed to make the giant water bottle feel a little more refined. The brand’s handled vessels combine bold colors, interesting profiles and leak-resistant designs with the kind of oversized capacity people now expect from their everyday drinkware. We especially like seeing how the different contours and stepped shapes challenge the idea that customized drinkware has to be perfectly straight-sided.

8. LARQ

Clean, modern and just a little different, LARQ’s Swig Top caught our attention immediately. The insulated stainless-steel bottle has a wide mouth, leak-proof cap and detachable soft-touch handle, while keeping drinks cold for up to 24 hours. That removable handle is particularly interesting from a decorating perspective because it gives you access to more of the bottle’s surface.

9. Simple Modern

Simple Modern’s 16 oz Voyager proves that bigger isn’t always better. It’s a practical size with a shape that stands apart from the sea of oversized tumblers. The ceramic-lined interior and push-button drinking design also give it a slightly futuristic feel. We could easily see this becoming the cup that lives permanently next to your laptop or comes along for the morning commute.

10. CamelBak

Have you seen the Podium Steel? It’s a completely different take on the traditional bike bottle. Instead of the familiar lightweight plastic squeeze bottle, CamelBak brought insulated stainless steel into the cycling world. We love seeing a familiar product category get reimagined, especially when the result creates an entirely new surface for decoration.

11. air up

This may be the most unusual bottle on our list. air up built an entire hydration concept around drinking plain water while scented pods create the perception of flavor through smell. Whether or not it tricks your taste buds, you have to admit it’s clever. And with such a playful concept, we’d love to see equally playful full-color graphics covering the bottle.

12. Takeya

Takeya’s insulated bottles are made for everyday adventures, from the gym to the beach to a weekend at the park. The combination of bright finishes, practical spout lids and straightforward bottle shapes makes them a natural candidate for customization. These bottles deserve more than a tiny logo. We’d give them the full-color treatment.

From Blank Tumbler to Branded Drinkware

Stainless steel and glass tumblers like these are among the most popular blanks for custom printing and decoration, used for corporate gifts, promotional products, team merchandise, and personalized drinkware. Cylindrical inkjet printers and pad printing systems allow full-color logos, designs, and text to be printed directly onto curved tumbler surfaces without wraps or labels.

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