Design and print-file preparation are available now — manufacturing and final pricing are quoted separately
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Printed Paper Cups
A standalone hot-cup design with logo space and a coordinated brand color system.
Specification-based quote
We confirm pricing after size, material, quantity, and finishing are selected.
Available sizes
- 8 oz
- 12 oz
- 16 oz
Proposed materials — not verified
- PE-coated paper — subject to supplier approval
- Aqueous option — subject to supplier approval
Finishing options
- Matte
- Gloss
Use cases
- Coffee and hot drinks
- Events and hospitality
Pre-production artwork setup
Dieline and print file
These are artwork-preparation requirements, not a final manufacturing template. Production starts only after the supplier dieline and proof are approved.
Review concept onlySupplier dieline required
Dieline and safe zones
Supplier-specific curved dieline
- Confirm artwork seam and overlap before building the wrap.
- Keep logos and text clear of top and bottom construction zones.
- Check artwork distortion on a full-size proof before approval.
Print-file setup
- CMYK color mode with any spot colors clearly identified.
- Images at 300 PPI at final size unless the supplier approves otherwise.
- Outline fonts or package them when licensing permits.
- Keep dieline strokes out of the final printable artwork.
Required from supplier
- Official dieline or print-area template with revision number.
- Approved stock, thickness, print method, and finishing process.
- MOQ, price, production lead time, and shipping terms.
- Digital or physical proof approved by the owner before production.
Files delivered after approval
- Print-ready PDF after the supplier template is approved.
- Editable source file with organized layers.
- Low-resolution preview marked REVIEW.
- Specification sheet recording size, stock, colors, and revision.
Before manufacturing, we confirm size, material, quantity, and finishing, then approve the supplier dieline and final proof with you. Production never starts without your approval.