20oz Glossy Skinny Tumblers - Vibrant Colors for Every Sip

20oz Glossy Skinny Tumblers - Vibrant Colours for Every Sip

The Essentials: Sublimation Pressing Instructions

• Tumbler/Mug Press: 365°F
• Time: 90 seconds
• Pressure: Medium
• Convection Oven: 320°F for 6 minutes. See our settings guide by blank type.
• Note: These settings are a recommendation, not a guarantee. Remove all plastic lids and parts before applying heat. We cannot accept returns on pressed items.

Product Details

An iced coffee at 9am and cold water by 3pm asks a lot of a tumbler, and this glossy skinny is built for that stretch. Double-wall stainless keeps condensation off the outside so hands stay dry and the printed design stays sharp instead of getting smudged. Six glossy colours (yellow, orange, green, aqua, light pink, lilac) give a bright base that still lets a design pop through sublimation ink. Good for anyone selling to the all-day-drink crowd.

Browse the wider sublimation blanks collection for other glossy or matte options if a customer wants to compare finishes before ordering a custom design. Glossy tumblers like this one need a bit more care while taping a print in place, since the smooth surface makes shrink wrap or tape easier to shift than a matte finish would. Stocked and shipped from Canada, six colours on hand, no waiting on a specific shade to restock.

Features:

• Capacity: 20oz
• Material: Poly-coated stainless steel
• Design: Glossy finish, skinny straight silhouette, double-wall body, six colourways (yellow, orange, green, aqua, light pink, lilac)

Quick Q&A

Q: Does the glossy finish take UV DTF as well as sublimation?
A: Yes, a glossy steel surface is actually one of the easier finishes for UV DTF wraps and vinyl to grip, since it is smooth with no texture to fight against.

Q: Why does my design sometimes show a faint double outline after pressing?
A: That ghosting usually comes from the print shifting slightly during the press, often because the tape or shrink wrap was not pulled tight enough over the glossy surface. Snug it down evenly before it goes in, with no loose edges that can slide.