Skinny- Screw Top 15oz Tumbler - 220051

Skinny- Screw Top 15oz Tumbler - 220051

The Essentials: Application & Crafting Methods

• Best For: Vinyl decals, UV DTF wraps, laser engraving, or a protective topcoat once it's decorated.
• Application Note 1: A UV DTF wrap goes on this smaller 15oz body in one piece since there is less surface to cover than the bigger sizes, just peel, position and smooth.
• Application Note 2: Epoxy or a topcoat needs the bare steel roughed up a bit first, a quick sand gives either one something to hold onto besides bare metal.

Product Details

Parenting does not pause for a lukewarm coffee, whatever is in your hand needs to still be warm three hours and two meltdowns later. This 15oz skinny is double-wall vacuum insulated, small enough to actually fit in a stroller cupholder or a diaper bag side pocket, bare 18/8 stainless steel underneath it all. A clear screw-on shatterproof lid keeps it sealed through the chaos of a school pickup line or a grocery run.

Bare steel like this takes a UV DTF wrap or vinyl decal cleanly, no coating to compete with your design, and a coat of CrystaLac over top protects a decorated one from the daily scuffs of actual parent life. Have a look at the CrystaLac topcoats collection if that extra layer of protection matters for something that is getting used and washed constantly. Stocked and shipped from Canada, so restocking this size does not mean waiting on a slow shipment.

Features:

• Capacity: 15oz
• Material: Double-wall vacuum insulated, uncoated 18/8 stainless steel
• Design: Slim skinny build, a smaller size for bags, cupholders and stroller pockets
• Includes: Clear screw-on shatterproof sliding lid.

Quick Q&A

Q: Can I use sublimation on this blank?
A: Same story here, bare stainless with no poly coating, so UV DTF, vinyl, laser and topcoat finishes are the options instead of sublimation.

Q: Does it make sense to buy this size by the case for a shop?
A: If 15oz is a size your customers actually ask for, yes, buying a case keeps your per-unit cost down and means you are not reordering constantly. If you are not sure yet, it might be worth testing with a smaller order first before committing to a full case.