Branded drinkware

Branded bottles, travel mugs and mugs keep your logo in hand, every day.

Promotional mugs, printed water bottles, branded travel mugs and reusable cups: custom drinkware with your logo is the company merch people pick up every day. Choose ceramic, enamel, stainless steel, aluminium or plastic, with full-colour wrap print, screen print or laser engraving, from UK-based and European suppliers and delivered to UK addresses.

  • Office, event and team merch
  • Print or laser engraving
  • Dishwasher-safe options
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  • Quoted in pounds, VAT at 20%
  • A proof before production
  • Delivered to UK addresses
  • Mugs, bottles and cups
  • One quote for the lot
  • Multiple delivery addresses

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    The drinkware world

    Every brew, every bottle, every sip carries your logo.

    Mugs, bottles, thermal cups, glasses, beakers, tableware and tea sets for UK desks, sites and events. Tap the shelf to meet each range, or scroll down to see them all with live product counts. Mix as many as you like on one quote, in pounds and ex VAT, with a free mock-up first.

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    • Free mock-up with every quote
    • Nothing made until you approve the proof
    • Quotes in pounds, ex VAT
    • Mix ranges on one order
    • Delivered across the UK
    • Welsh and Gaelic wording welcome
    • Ceramic, glass and steel
    • Engraved, printed or full colour
    • Hot drinks and cold ones
    • Ready for desks, sites, gyms and events

    Every range in this world

    Quick answers

    Which drinkware range should we start with?
    Start with where people will drink. Mugs live on desks and in kitchens, thermal and travel cups go on commutes and sites, reusable bottles go to the gym and on days out, and glasses, cups and beakers and tableware suit events and hospitality. For gifts, look at Premium Drinkware and Coffee & Tea Sets. The temperature lab suggests a range from how you’ll use it.
    Are your mugs dishwasher and microwave safe?
    It depends on the mug and the branding. Many ceramic mugs are dishwasher safe, while metallic finishes, some decorations and insulated steel are not suitable for the microwave. Each product page gives the maker’s care guidance, and we’ll confirm it for your chosen method before you order.

    Temperature lab

    Set the temperature, we’ll pour the perfect match.

    Slide from iced to piping hot, tell us where it’s going and for how long, and watch the lab mix up a match from our ranges, plus a few things from the other worlds to go with it.

    Where’s it going?
    For how long?

    Your match

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    Made for the desk and the kitchen: a big handle, a big logo area and a brew whenever you want one.

    Also consider: Coffee & Tea Sets

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    Insulated drinkware keeps drinks hot or cold for longer. Check each product page for the maker’s figures.

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      Quick answers

      How long do insulated bottles and cups keep drinks hot or cold?
      Double-walled, vacuum-insulated bottles and cups slow down heat loss, so drinks stay hot or cold for much longer than in a single-walled one. How long depends on the product, the size and how full it is, so check the maker’s figures on each product page rather than relying on a general number. If you need a particular performance, tell us and we’ll compare options.
      Which drinkware suits events and festivals?
      Light cups and beakers suit bars, festivals and kitchens because they’re easy to hand out and to stack. Bottles make a popular giveaway for races, conferences and open days. For hospitality, look at glasses and tumblers and drink and tableware. Tell us the event and the date, and we’ll suggest options that arrive in time.

      Brand lab

      Try your logo on a mug, then watch it get made.

      Type your brand name or try a logo file, pick a mug, bottle, cup or glass and a colour, then tap a method to see how it’s done. It’s a playful preview: your free mock-up shows the real size, position and colours before anything is made.

      A playful preview, not a proof. Your free mock-up shows the real size, position and colours.

      Product
      Colour

      Your file stays on your device. Nothing is uploaded.

      Method
      • Pad printing A soft silicone pad picks up the ink and presses it on to curved surfaces.
      • Screen printing Bold, flat colour pushed through a fine mesh: great value on bigger runs.
      • Laser engraving A laser marks the surface itself for a crisp, tone-on-tone logo.
      • Full-colour print Digital or UV printing for photos, gradients and every colour in your logo.
      • Sublimation Ink turned to gas with heat bonds into light polyester or coated surfaces, edge to edge.

      Quick answers

      Which branding method suits drinkware?
      Pad and screen printing suit mugs, cups and bottles with a logo in one or a few colours. Laser engraving marks steel and some coated finishes for a crisp, tone-on-tone look. Full-colour digital or UV printing handles photos and gradients, and sublimation wraps full-colour designs around specially coated mugs. The brand lab shows each one, and your quote confirms the right method for each item.
      Can the logo go all the way around a mug?
      Often, yes. Sublimation and some full-colour methods can wrap a design around the mug, while pad and screen printing usually cover one or two sides. The printable area depends on the shape, the handle and the method, and the free digital mock-up shows exactly where your logo sits before anything is made.

      Connected worlds

      Pick your sector, we’ll set the table.

      Good drinkware rarely ships alone. Choose a sector to see what usually goes with it, from hoodies to lunch bags to notebooks, with live counts for every range.

      Hospitality & Catering

      Front-of-house layers, glassware for the bar and notepads for taking orders.

      Clothing & Apparel
        Bags & Travel
          Drinkware
            Office & Stationery
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              All twelve sectors

                How an order works

                1. 1Tell us the briefWhat it’s for, how many and by when. Send your logo if you have it.
                2. 2Quote and free mock-upOne quote in pounds, ex VAT, with your logo shown on the products you’ve picked.
                3. 3Approve the proofCheck every detail, names and colours included. Nothing is made until you approve in writing.
                4. 4ProductionUsually 7 to 14 working days once the proof is approved and payment has cleared.
                5. 5DeliveryTo one address or split across UK sites, with a little longer for Northern Ireland and the Highlands and Islands.

                Every date is an estimate until we confirm it in writing.

                Words we use

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                Double-walled
                Two layers with a gap between them, so the outside stays comfortable to hold.
                Vacuum insulation
                Air taken out of the gap between the walls, which slows down heat moving in or out.
                Sublimation
                Heat turns the ink to gas so it bonds into a specially coated surface, for full-colour designs that wrap around a mug.
                Pad printing
                A soft silicone pad lifts ink from a plate and presses it on to curved surfaces such as cups and bottles.
                Laser engraving
                A laser removes a thin top layer to reveal the material underneath, for a crisp, tone-on-tone logo.
                Stoneware
                A dense ceramic fired at a high temperature, often used for heavier mugs with a handmade look.
                Borosilicate glass
                A glass that copes well with changes in temperature, often used for bottles and tea glasses.
                Capacity (ml)
                How much a mug, cup or bottle holds, given in millilitres on each product page.

                Quick answers

                Can we put drinkware in welcome packs and gift boxes?
                Yes. A mug or travel cup with a notebook and a pen makes a classic welcome pack, and coffee and tea sets make a lovely client gift. Tell us what you’d like together and we’ll confirm what’s possible for your quantity and dates.
                What suits teams who work outdoors?
                Thermal cups keep a brew warm for the walk back to the van, and insulated bottles handle cold drinks in summer. Pair them with a cooler bag for lunch and workwear in your colours for the full kit.

                Ask us anything

                Your questions, answered straight.

                Real questions from UK buyers, answered by the people who run the orders. Search, or tap a question and we’ll answer it.

                Hiya! Ask us anything about branded drinkware. Here’s what UK teams usually ask.

                Can we mix clothing, bags, drinkware and stationery on one order?
                Yes, and lots of teams do. One quote can cover clothing, bags, drinkware and office and stationery, each item on its own line, with the same logo and colours across everything. It can all go to one address or be split across UK sites.
                Is there a minimum order?
                There’s no fixed minimum: we quote small runs too. Each branding method has a practical minimum, because a set-up costs the same whether it’s spread over ten items or a thousand, so very small runs cost more per item. Tell us your numbers and we’ll suggest the method that makes them work.
                Can we see a mock-up or a sample first?
                Yes. A digital mock-up of your logo on each product comes free with your quote. For bigger orders we can arrange samples: a blank product to check the size and feel, or a branded pre-production sample once the artwork is agreed. Some samples are free and some carry a cost, which we tell you up front. Nothing is made until you approve the final proof in writing.
                How long does it take?
                Plan on around 7 to 14 working days of production once your proof is approved and payment has cleared, or your purchase order is in place. Delivery comes on top: around 3 to 5 working days from UK-based suppliers to mainland Great Britain and 5 to 8 from European suppliers, customs included, with a little longer for Northern Ireland and the Highlands and Islands. Every date is an estimate until we confirm it in writing.
                How much does it cost, and how do we pay?
                Every order is quoted individually: the price depends on the product, the branding method, the number of colours or positions, the quantity and the delivery. Quotes are in pounds, ex VAT, with VAT at 20% added as one line, and any set-up is shown openly. Your contract and invoice are with Swish and Click Ltd, registered in Northern Ireland (NI737465), VAT number GB 530 7553 02. Pay a pro forma invoice by bank transfer, or buy on a purchase order with a 30-day credit account.
                Do you deliver to Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales?
                Yes. We deliver across the UK, to mainland Great Britain, Northern Ireland and the Highlands and Islands, with a little longer for Northern Ireland and the islands. One order can be split across several sites, such as a head office in Cardiff and depots in Glasgow and Belfast.
                Can you add Welsh, Gaelic or bilingual wording?
                Yes. Welsh, Gaelic and bilingual wording is set exactly as you supply it, accents included, and you’ll check every character on the proof before anything is made. For a different name or message on each item, send a spreadsheet and we’ll suggest the method that handles it.
                Can we order a mix of mugs, bottles and cups?
                Yes. One quote can cover mugs, bottles, cups and more, each on its own line, with the same logo across everything. Quantities can differ from item to item, and the whole order can go to one address or be split across UK sites.
                Do you have glass and steel options as well as ceramic?
                Yes. Our ranges include ceramic mugs, glass bottles and tumblers, and stainless steel bottles and cups, plus lightweight cups for events. Each product page lists the material, the capacity and the care guidance, so you can compare before you choose.
                What sizes do mugs and bottles come in?
                Sizes vary by product. A standard mug holds around 300 to 350ml, while bottles and cups run from small sizes for children and events to larger ones for long days. Each product page gives the capacity in ml, and we’re happy to send samples so you can check them in the hand.
                Can drinkware carry individual names?
                Yes, on many products. Laser engraving and some digital methods can add a different name to each item without a new set-up, which suits awards, teams and leaving gifts. Send us a spreadsheet of names and you’ll check every one on the proof.

                Still have a question?

                Email info@swishandclick.co.uk or call +44 (0)20 4652 5994. A real person replies, usually within one working day.

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