Skinny 30oz Straight Sublimation White Tumbler - 110033

Skinny 30oz Straight Sublimation White Tumbler - 110033

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

A clean white 30oz tumbler like this one photographs beautifully once a name or a design goes on it, which is exactly why it shows up so often as a gift order. There's no colour underneath competing with the art, no seam breaking up the design, just a straight, skinny shape that lets a monogram or a custom photo sit front and centre. It's the blank people reach for when the piece itself is the whole gift, not just an add-on.

Built from 18/8 stainless with vacuum-insulated double walls, it ships with an upgraded clear shatterproof slider and an optional rubber base for table grip. Press it at 365°F for 90 seconds, or 320°F for 6 minutes in a convection oven, and there's a 30oz design template available to help centre your artwork. Stocked and shipped from Canada, no border wait, no surprise duties on a gift order. Grab your sublimation paper at the same time so you're not scrambling mid-order.

Features:

• Capacity: 30oz
• Material: Poly-coated stainless steel, 18/8
• Design: Straight skinny tumbler shape in white, with clear push-on shatterproof sliding lid
• Includes: Clear push-on sliding lid, optional rubber bottom, and a 30oz design template

Quick Q&A

Q: Since this one is white already, would UV DTF show up better than sublimation ink?
A: Both look great here. UV DTF gives bold, opaque colour straight away, while sublimation ink soaks into the poly coating for a smoother, more permanent finish, so it depends what look you're after.

Q: How should I be caring for the lid on this one?
A: Hand wash the lid separately and let it air dry fully before snapping it back on. Trapped moisture under a sliding lid is the most common reason people end up with a musty smell after a few weeks.