40 oz Stainless Steel Travel Mug

A 40 oz steel travel mug with a polypropylene liner inside instead of a full vacuum wall. That construction is how a mug this large lands near eleven dollars rather than twenty. It still keeps a drink warm for a commute, and for a big giveaway that trade is usually the sensible one.

Big-volume mugs for big-volume handouts

The 48-piece minimum and the price make it a fit for company-wide gifts, safety days, driver appreciation events and plant or warehouse crews who fill a large mug once at the start of a shift. Buyers who need a premium insulated gift for executives should look at a vacuum tumbler instead; buyers who need to cover a whole workforce on one budget come back to this.

Pad print or engraving on the steel

You can have the logo pad printed or laser engraved. Engraving shows the mark in the steel itself and never needs a color decision. Pad print puts down one ink color, which is what the tier price covers in one position; a second color or position is priced on the quote. Send vector artwork when you have it, and the exact placement appears on your free proof.

Four tiers, small steps

Pricing is $12.49 at 48, $11.99 at 96, $11.49 at 240 and $10.99 at 480. Run totals are $599.52, $1,151.04, $2,757.60 and $5,275.20. Even the minimum order passes $500, so the $49 setup is waived on every tier. The steps are fifty cents each, which means the gap from 48 to 480 is about 12% per mug. Order your headcount plus a few spares.

Turnaround for a shift-change event

Production takes approximately 5 business days after proof approval, then the mugs ship. A safety week or appreciation day booked two to three weeks out is comfortable.

How is this different from a vacuum insulated tumbler?

The liner is polypropylene inside a steel shell, not a vacuum gap between two steel walls. It insulates well enough for a commute and costs far less per piece.