7 Best Custom Mug and Drinkware Printing Services in Singapore (2026)
Compare 7 Singapore services for custom printed mugs, tumblers and bottles, from corporate bulk orders to single mugs, with print methods and how to order.
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AI image by LocalRankA branded mug or tumbler is one of the easiest gifts to hand out, but the right supplier depends on what you are ordering. Some firms work in runs of a hundred or more with quotes and mock-ups, while others let you design a single mug online or personalise one in a mall store. This guide lists seven Singapore services that publish custom drinkware on their own sites, covering ceramic mugs, thermal flasks, tumblers and bottles. Each write-up is based on what the business says about its range, print methods and ordering route, so check current minimums, lead times and artwork requirements with the supplier before you commit.
1. Gift Market
Gift Market runs a dedicated customised mug page that its site says covers ceramic, glass, stainless steel and insulated mugs, along with tea cup sets and collapsible travel mugs. The page lists printing options including sublimation for full-colour artwork and photographs, silkscreen or pad printing for simple one- or two-colour logos, and kiln-fired heat transfer decals. It states a typical minimum order and separate lead times for local and overseas production, and it describes paid pre-production samples. Quotes are requested through an enquiry page, with artwork supplied as vector files. Delivery is by courier, or you can collect from its Singapore office. This suits companies wanting a mug-focused catalogue with several print methods explained in plain terms.
2. TheXstyle
TheXstyle describes itself as a Singapore producer of personalised gifts, with a drinkware range its site splits into mugs and cups, glassware, and bottles and flasks. Listed items include ceramic and porcelain mugs, enamel mugs, stainless steel coffee mugs, bamboo fibre cups, tumblers and thermos flasks. The site names digital printing, screen printing, UV printing and laser engraving among its methods, and says customers can bring their own metal or non-metal item for engraving. It states that there is no minimum order, so one piece can be customised online, and corporate buyers are invited to contact the team by phone, WhatsApp or email. It says standard production follows artwork approval, with island-wide delivery.
3. THEIMPRINT
THEIMPRINT is a personalised-gift retailer whose site lets shoppers customise mugs, water bottles and tumblers with text, logos or images, either from scratch or from a ready-made template. Its pages show a design preview before you order and note that personalised items cannot be returned or exchanged. The site says most items are personalised within a few working days, that mugs can be ordered in small bulk quantities, and that in-store personalisation is offered at its Funan, NEX and AMK Hub stores for most items. It also lists leather monogramming and stickers. This is a practical pick for one-off birthday mugs, small team sets or anyone who prefers to see a store before ordering.
Funan, NEX and AMK Hub
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4. Aquaholic
Aquaholic is a corporate-gift supplier with a large drinkware category that its site says includes thermal flasks, tumblers, water bottles, enamel and ceramic mugs, paper cups and glassware. Its pages describe silkscreen printing for simple logos, UV digital printing for full-colour artwork, laser engraving for a permanent finish, heat transfer for wrap-around designs and colour embossing. The site explains a quote process in which you share a logo file and quantity through its contact form or WhatsApp, receive a digital mock-up, and approve it before production begins. Its flask page states a per-design minimum order, so it is better suited to larger corporate runs than to a handful of mugs. Delivery is described as island-wide.
5. One Dollar Only
One Dollar Only is a Singapore corporate-gift and premium supplier whose site lists a made-to-order customised insulated flask and tumbler. According to the product page, buyers can choose colours and add a full-colour logo or graphic, with individual name printing available on selected products. The page says the same design is printed across a whole order rather than a different name on each piece, and it states a bulk minimum and a long preorder lead time. Quotes and bulk orders go through a message form, and the site offers a downloadable catalogue of customised products. The business describes itself as online-only, with self-collection by appointment. It fits planners who order well ahead for staff gifts or events.
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6. Vistaprint Singapore
Vistaprint's Singapore site offers personalised ceramic mugs that customers design themselves online, which suits anyone ordering a single mug or a small matching set. Its mug page describes a standard capacity, a choice of mug colours, and print areas covering two sides or a wraparound. Shoppers can start from ready-made templates, upload their own artwork, add text or monograms, or build a photo collage, and a 3D preview shows the result before checkout. A names feature lets one project produce matching mugs for a team or family. For very large quantities the page directs buyers to a corporate quote request. It is an online-only option, so there is no showroom to visit.
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7. MeowPrint
MeowPrint is a Singapore custom-printing business best known for apparel, and its catalogue also lists custom mugs, water bottles, vacuum flasks, tumblers, and coffee and tea sets. The site says standard products show instant pricing on each product page, while specialty finishes or non-standard requests should be sent to the team for a tailored quote. Its general print explanations mention silkscreen, DTF, embroidery and sublimation, though the page does not say which method applies to each drinkware item, so ask before you order. A showroom is listed as open for collection by appointment, and the site publishes a sales email for enquiries. It suits buyers who also need printed shirts or other merchandise in the same order.
How to choose
- Match the print method to your artwork. Suppliers on this list describe sublimation, UV printing, screen or pad printing, heat transfer and laser engraving. Full-colour photos and gradients usually need a different process from a one-colour logo, so ask which method the supplier will use for your design, and request a sample or digital mock-up.
- Check the minimum order quantity first. Some services let you customise a single mug online, while others describe minimums in the dozens or hundreds per design. Confirm the minimum for the exact item and print method you want, because it can differ between ceramic mugs, flasks and tumblers on the same website.
- Ask about lead time before you set an event date. Suppliers state different turnaround for local production, overseas production and preorder items, and approvals can add days. Give your deadline when you request a quote, and ask whether express production exists and whether it applies to your product and quantity.
- Look at the material and care details. Ceramic, stainless steel, glass and bamboo fibre items behave differently, and some printed finishes are described as hand-wash only by suppliers. Ask how the print is applied, whether it suits dishwashers, and whether the supplier states food-contact details for the item you plan to buy.
- Prepare your artwork and confirm the quote in writing. Many suppliers ask for vector files such as AI, EPS or PDF, and some will adjust a design for you. Ask what the quote covers, such as setup, packaging and delivery, and approve the mock-up before production starts, since personalised items are often non-returnable.
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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.
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