480ml Dual-Drink Stainless Coffee Cup with Carry Lid OEM

Switching between hot coffee and iced drinks often forces buyers to stock different cups or lids. Dual drinking access allows one 480ml format to support direct sipping and straw use, reducing unnecessary SKU variation across office, café, campus, and gift programs.

• Two drinking modes: Direct sipping supports coffee and tea, while straw access suits iced coffee, milk tea, cold brew, and fruit tea.
• Integrated carry handle: Users can lift the cup from a desk or carry it over a short distance without gripping the full body.
• Leakproof carry lid: Helps reduce spill concerns in commuter bags, workspaces, classrooms, and shared areas. Sealing performance should be checked during sampling.
• 480ml / 16oz capacity: Provides practical daily volume without the bulk of a large handled tumbler.
• Custom exterior: Body color, lid color, handle color, Logo, graphic artwork, and packaging can be coordinated for branded collections.

Integrated handles and dual-drink lids create more color-matching decisions than a standard straight coffee cup. Body color, lid color, handle color, straw color, seal color, and printed artwork should be reviewed as one coordinated set rather than approved separately.

Logo placement must remain clear when the handle faces forward, backward, or sideways. Full-body graphics should also avoid important artwork being hidden behind the carry handle or interrupted by curved areas near the lid and base.

Retail packaging needs enough internal clearance for the raised handle and straw while preventing the coated cup body from rubbing against the box. MOQ, color allocation, Logo process, sample cost, individual packaging, barcode labels, and carton requirements should be confirmed before artwork approval. Buyers can review available custom drinkware options when preparing the project specification.

Certification requirements should be based on the final steel grade, lid materials, straw material, sealing components, intended beverages, and destination market. Generic documentation for another cup or lid should not be treated as confirmation for this dual-drink model.

Food-contact document review should identify the tested material, product or component description, report scope, issuing laboratory, report date, and applicable contact conditions. Any claim planned for the product page, retail box, instruction sheet, or importer file should match the document actually supplied for the order.

Additional labeling, warning text, importer information, recycling marks, language versions, or retail declarations should be listed before sample and packaging approval.

Sample approval should focus on the carry lid as a complete working assembly. Handle attachment, direct-drink opening, straw port, sealing parts, closure fit, and cleaning access must work together after repeated removal and reassembly.

Before authorizing production, buyers should check:

• sealing performance in the intended upright or carrying position;
• handle grip clearance and stability when the cup contains liquid;
• direct-sip comfort and flow for coffee or tea;
• straw length, diameter, position, and flow for cold drinks;
• access to areas where milk tea, coffee, or fruit residue may remain;
• correct removal and reassembly of seals and drinking components;
• Logo visibility when the carry handle faces different directions;
• packaging clearance around the raised handle and included straw.

Send the required quantity, target market, preferred material grade, Logo artwork, color plan, packaging format, certification requirements, and delivery date through the Contact and RFQ page.