14 oz Stemless Tumbler

A stemless tumbler for wine, cocktails or water, the shape venues switch to once they are tired of replacing snapped stems. With no stem to break, it holds up to a busy bar, a crowded tasting room or a picnic far better than stemware does.

Tasting rooms, caterers and paired client gifts

Wineries and tasting rooms buy it as branded serveware and as something to sell at the counter. Event venues and caterers use it in place of breakable glasses. Restaurants replacing stemware order it in bulk. On the gift side, a pair packed together reads as a more considered present than a single mug, so it shows up on holiday client lists.

Engraving or full color on a small cup

Decoration is laser engraving or full-color print. Engraving gives a tone-on-tone logo with no ink to match, and it suits a winery crest or a simple wordmark. Full-color print is the route for a label-style design with several colors. A one-color mark in one position is built into the tier prices, and anything beyond that is priced with the job. Keep the art compact, since this is a small cup; your free proof shows the exact size.

Where the steep part of the curve sits

Unit prices fall from $4.60 at 100 to $2.66 at 5,000, a spread of about 42%, which is wide for this category.

• 100: run $460.00 plus $45 setup, $505.00 total, about $5.05 each
• 250: $942.50, setup waived, $3.77 each
• 500: $1,595.00, $3.19 each
• 1,000: $3,020.00, $3.02 each
• 2,500: $7,150.00, $2.86 each
• 5,000: $13,300.00, $2.66 each

Most of the saving is in the first steps: going from 100 to 500 takes more than a dollar off each piece. If you need 250, also ask for the 500 price.

Ten-day production window

These take around 10 business days to produce after you okay the proof, before transit. Start about a month ahead of a harvest event or a holiday gift drop.

Will the logo carry over if we reorder next season?

Yes. We store artwork for two years, and repeating the same design costs no setup.