Double Walled Glasses

Double walled glasses occupy a distinct position in the promotional drinkware category. The construction — two layers of borosilicate glass with an insulating air gap between them — keeps beverages at temperature, eliminates exterior condensation, and produces a floating visual effect that makes the glass visually distinctive even before branding is applied. For businesses looking for a product that carries a brand well and gets regular use, they perform consistently across corporate, hospitality and event contexts.

The range spans a broad set of styles and capacities. Small espresso glasses serve coffee-focused activations and hospitality settings. Mid-range coffee cups and tumblers cover the everyday office and café use case. Larger capacity glasses extend the range into beer, cocktails, iced drinks and cold brew. Handled styles — coffee cups and mugs in both standard and novelty forms — suit café counters and office environments where a conventional mug feel is expected. Non-handled tumblers carry a cleaner profile suited to retail gifting and premium promotional use. Novelty constructions including a beer bottle silhouette, barrel form, heart shape and hourglass profile provide options for themed events, product launches and campaigns where a standard round glass wouldn't stand out. Several styles are individually boxed in kraft gift packaging, which supports premium presentation without additional cost.

Available branding methods include laser engraving, full colour digital print and screen print. Laser engraving produces a permanent etched result that is well-suited to corporate gifting and executive branding. Full colour digital print handles complex artwork with accuracy. Screen print suits straightforward designs and is commonly used for volume event orders. A digital sleeve decoration option on the gift box is also available for select styles, extending the branded footprint to the packaging itself.

FAQs

What is the difference between a double walled tumbler and a double walled coffee cup?
A tumbler is a non-handled glass with a straight or tapered profile. A coffee cup has a handle and is shaped more like a conventional mug. Both use the same double wall borosilicate construction, so the thermal performance is comparable. The choice between them is primarily about use context — tumblers suit cold drinks, iced beverages and modern gifting aesthetics, while handled cups are the more natural choice for hot coffee in a café or office setting.

Which branding method is most suitable for a corporate gifting programme?
Laser engraving is the most commonly specified method for corporate gifting. It produces a permanent, etched result directly in the glass that doesn't fade or wear and has a premium finish appropriate for client gifts and executive branding. Full colour digital print is better suited to situations where colour accuracy and logo complexity are priorities.

Do the glasses come with gift packaging?
A number of styles in the range come individually boxed in kraft gift packaging. This makes them suitable for corporate gifting, end-of-year programmes and retail-style promotional use without requiring separate presentation packaging. A digital sleeve option on the box is also available for select styles.

What beverage types are double walled glasses suited to?
The range covers hot and cold applications. Smaller sizes are designed for espresso, short coffee serves and liqueur shots. Mid-range sizes suit flat white, latte, chai and similar drinks. Larger styles work across long blacks, iced coffee, cold brew, cocktails and beer. The double wall construction is effective across all of these — it insulates hot drinks and keeps cold drinks cool without condensation forming on the exterior.

Are double walled glasses appropriate for restaurant and hospitality use?
Yes. The construction is practical for front-of-house use — the glasses don't require coasters because there's no condensation, they're comfortable to handle with both hot and cold contents, and the visual effect of the floating inner glass adds a presentational quality that suits venues looking to enhance the beverage experience. Branded versions are used in cafés, hotels, restaurants and bars across Australia.