20oz Handled Modern Curved Tumbler - 220021

20oz Handled Modern Curved Tumbler - 220021

The Essentials: Application & Crafting Methods

• Best For: UV DTF wraps and vinyl on the body panel, laser engraving right up near the handle, or epoxy for a full custom build.
• Application Note 1: The handle gives you a natural front-facing panel for the design, so you're decorating the face opposite the handle rather than wrapping the whole body; UV DTF applies with no heat press.
• Application Note 2: Laser engraving works straight into the bare steel with no prep needed, even close to the handle. For an epoxy or painted finish, a light scuff first helps things stick.

Product Details

Somebody's climbing into the backseat while you're holding a coffee, a diaper bag, and whatever else didn't make it into the car yet, and a handle on your tumbler is the difference between managing that and not. This 20oz curved tumbler is bare 18/8 stainless steel, double walled and vacuum insulated, with a handle built into the modern curve so it's actually easy to carry one-handed. No poly coating means it's yours to decorate however you work.

The handle also gives you a clean grip point if you're setting this up on a turner for an epoxy build; check our UV resin and epoxy collection for the resin and pigments to go with it. It comes with a clear push-on, shatterproof sliding lid, so whatever's inside stays put while you're wrangling everything else.

Features:

• Capacity: 20oz
• Material: Uncoated stainless steel, 18/8 grade, double walled and vacuum insulated; BPA-free.
• Design: Modern curved body with an integrated handle.
• Includes: Clear push-on, shatterproof sliding lid.

Quick Q&A

Q: Can I use sublimation on this blank?
A: No sublimation here, it's bare 18/8 stainless steel with no poly coating anywhere on it, so the ink has nothing to bond to. This one's made for UV DTF wraps, vinyl, laser engraving and epoxy builds instead.

Q: Is the handle actually big enough to grip properly, or is it just decorative?
A: It's sized for a full-hand grip, not just a finger loop, so you can carry it one-handed while everything else in your hands stays put. That's really the point of choosing the handled version over the plain curved one.