Decoration method
Laser Engraving
66 products — Material removed rather than added. It cannot scratch off because it is not sitting on top.
- Best for
- Drinkware, tools, awards, anything meant to last years rather than a season.
- Where it falls down
- One color, and the substrate decides which — you do not get to pick it.
- How it is priced
- One file setup, then per-piece by engraving time.
Everything we decorate with Laser Engraving
Laser Engrave 10000mAh 20W Power Bank with Built-In Cables from $21.13 each 
Laser Engrave 14 oz Stemless Tumbler from $4.60 each 
Laser Engrave 15W Wireless Charging Pad from $14.73 each 
Laser Engrave 16 oz Enamel Camp Mug from $7.08 each 
Laser Engrave 3-in-1 Charging Cable from $2.67 each 
Laser Engrave 3-in-1 Foldable Magnetic Laptop Stand from $17.50 each 
Laser Engrave 30 oz Recycled Vacuum Insulated Travel Tumbler from $22.99 each 
Laser Engrave 4-in-1 USB Hub from $6.02 each 
Laser Engrave 40 oz Stainless Steel Travel Mug from $12.49 each 
Laser Engrave 64 oz Stainless Steel Growler Jug from $27.00 each 
Laser Engrave 7-In-1 Desk Set from $8.78 each 
Laser Engrave Acrylic Award, Arch Rectangle 7 in from $4.00 each Buying notes
What to know about Laser Engraving
Nothing is added. A laser removes or alters the top layer of the material, so the mark is the item — it cannot peel, scratch off or wash out, and it will outlast anything printed. This is the method for things meant to survive: tumblers, tools, awards, anything that lives in a car or a toolbox.
The trade is color. You get one, and the material picks it, not you. Stainless burns to a pale gray-white. Anodized aluminum comes back bright silver. Bamboo and wood go dark brown. Glass frosts. Powder-coated drinkware reveals the bare metal underneath, which is usually the most striking result of the lot and the reason that combination sells as well as it does.
Because you only get one tone, contrast is everything. Fine detail engraves beautifully, but a logo that relies on color to separate its elements collapses into a single silhouette. Vector line art is ideal. Send us the mark and the proof will show you what it looks like without its colors.
Lead time is 8–12 business days after proof approval — longer than printing, because engraving is paced by how much area the laser has to cover. Your file is kept two years, so reorders need no new setup.
Other decoration methods
- Screen Print (104)
- Embroidery (49)
- DTG Print (10)
- Full-Color Print (135)
- Sublimation (27)
- Pad Print (54)
- Deboss (10)
Answers before you order
- Decoration Methods Compared: Print, Embroidery, Engraving, Sublimation
- Promotional Product Minimum Orders Explained
- How Long Custom Orders Take: Realistic Production Timelines
- What a Proof Is and Why You Should Never Skip It
- Setup Fees, Run Charges and the Rest of the Invoice
- What Custom Promotional Products Actually Cost
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Send the artwork and the quantity and we will tell you whether this is the right method for it — or which one would hold your logo better. That conversation is free and it is the one that saves money.
Send this and we can quote
- Quantity, and whether it can flex
- Your logo — vector if you have it
- Number of colors and where it goes
- In-hands date and ship-to address
No setup over $500 · Free proof · Nationwide