Custom Microwave Safe Mugs

All three, tested together as the body and finish on your order rather than as a whole range. The ceramic, stoneware or bone china body, its glaze and the decoration are checked as one combination, so the report matches what ships. Gold rim is hand wash only and is not offered under this claim.

This line runs in 8oz, 11oz, 15oz and 20oz, in ceramic, stoneware or bone china. Each capacity and body is confirmed as its own combination, so a 20oz stoneware body is not assumed from an 11oz ceramic one. The 2–6oz espresso and milk cups are a separate line, and capacities are nominal to the rim with fill volume confirmed at sampling.

Four are quoted on this line: logo print, full-wrap print, color glaze and decal. Metallic trim such as a gold rim sits outside the claim and stays hand wash only, so it is not paired with microwave use here. Send the artwork and the intended finish, and the pairing is checked before sampling starts.

Logo print, full-wrap print, color glaze and decal are the finishes on this line, and each is tested together with the body, so daily reheating is checked on the exact mug you approve. Underglaze print and decal are the finishes specified for daily use. The approved sample stays the acceptance standard for color and wear on reorders.

The report for the microwave feature is supplied with the order and matched to the body and finish you approved. Food contact testing covers FDA and LFGB for the destination market, and BSCI, Sedex, FSC, Higg FEM and ISO 22000 documents are available on request against current certificates. Name the market at quotation.

Not on its own. The tiers are $2.50 per piece at 500 pcs, $2.20 at 3,000 and $2.00 at 10,000, FOB Liling, for a standard 11oz body with one print and standard export packing. Testing, new tooling, freight, duty and peak-season surcharges sit outside them, and the quotation names the incoterm.

No. The standard minimum is 500 pcs per design, and mixed designs or colors in the same body and decoration method combine toward that tier. Where a body or finish cannot be tested in that quantity, the minimum is quoted for that case instead of being assumed.

Yes. A digital mockup comes back about an hour after a full brief, free. Physical samples ship 7–10 days after artwork approval and the sample fee is credited against production, so your kitchen can test a real drink in the actual body and finish. If it fails, the body or finish is reviewed.

Samples ship 7–10 days after artwork approval, then bulk takes 30–45 days from sample approval. August to November is the tightest production window, so a fourth-quarter launch should be released before then. Sea freight adds about 30 days, and air freight is available at higher cost if the schedule is short.

Cafés that reheat milk in the cup during service, hotel breakfast and buffet operations, office pantries and retail ranges whose carton promises microwave use. A standard body is fine for brewed coffee served straight, so the brief should say how the mug is actually used. That is what sets which body, glaze and finish gets tested.