Glass 25oz Skinny - 110106

Glass 25oz Skinny - 110106

The Essentials: Sublimation Pressing Instructions

• Tumbler/Mug Press: 365°F
• Time: 120 seconds (2 minutes)
• Pressure: Light to medium
• Convection Oven: 360°F for 14 minutes
• 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. The sliding lid should never go in the dishwasher or be left soaking in water.

Product Details

If sublimating on glass still feels a little intimidating, this 25oz glass skinny is a solid place to start. The shape presses the same as the plastic skinny tumblers a lot of crafters already know, just in glass, so there is nothing unfamiliar about the process itself. Choose frosted for a soft, semi-transparent look or clear if you want the print to read as boldly as possible, and either way the sliding push lid and straw come included, so there is nothing extra to source.

It presses in just 120 seconds, which is on the shorter end for a glass blank, so you are not stuck waiting around while you get comfortable with the process. If you already work with our sublimation skinny tumblers, this glass version fits right into the same workflow you already have. Stocked and shipped from Canada. No border wait, no surprise duties. Right after pressing, the glass stays slightly soft, so peel the transfer paper from the top down and avoid touching the printed surface until it has fully cooled.

Features:

• Capacity: 25oz
• Material: Sublimation-coated glass
• Design: Tall skinny glass shape with a sliding push lid; available in frosted or clear
• Includes: Sliding push lid, straw, individual white box packaging

Quick Q&A

Q: I'm new to glass, does UV DTF stick to this one easier than sublimating it?
A: UV DTF transfers and vinyl do work on this skinny. Adhesion is strongest on the clear, smooth finish; the frosted style has more texture, so it can grip a little less predictably. Since you're already testing things out as a beginner, press a small test piece on whichever finish you pick before running a full design.

Q: Any special care for the lid and straw on this one?
A: Both the sliding push lid and the straw should stay out of the dishwasher completely and never get left soaking in water. A quick hand rinse and wipe is all either one needs. Skip the harsh scrub too, since scratching the lid or straw does more damage than a gentle wash ever would.