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– printed mugs, which show off your brand

Here we show you a selection of our projects: custom-printed mugs that we've created for our customers. Be inspired by our creative designs and high-quality executions – you might just find the perfect idea for your own promotional mug!
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Which mug fits your brand?

A printed mug is more than just a giveaway — it’s a daily touchpoint for your brand. In the office, at home, in the workshop, or on the go: when someone reaches for their favorite mug in the morning, your logo or design is simply part of the routine. That’s exactly why promotional mugs work so well: they’re useful, long-lasting, and (ideally) genuinely loved and used.

Ceramic and enamel mugs create very different impressions:
Ceramic is the classic everyday choice — perfect for teams, customers, clinics, hotels, or offices. Enamel has that sturdy, outdoor/retro character and works beautifully for brands that want to communicate nature, craftsmanship, adventure, or a clean, minimalist look. Which option is best is less about trends — and more about where the mug will be used and how you want your brand to feel.

How a mug becomes a real brand piece

  • Keep the design clear: A strong logo, a short tagline, or a simple illustration often works better than too much text.

  • Choose placement intentionally: “Visible while drinking” (opposite the handle) or “for the person across from you” (conversation side) — both can be great.

  • Think contrast & readability: Light designs on dark mugs (or the other way around) are usually the safest bet.

  • Match style to your audience: Minimal, bold, playful, or premium — the mug should look and feel like your brand.

If you already have an idea (logo, slogan, sketch), it’s usually quick to turn it into print-ready artwork. And if you’re not sure yet, that’s totally fine too — a few basics (purpose, audience, style) are often enough to find the right direction. In the end, the goal is a mug that isn’t just printed — it feels like yours.