Tapered 22oz Tumbler - 220009

Tapered 22oz Tumbler - 220009

The Essentials: Application & Crafting Methods

• Best For: UV DTF wraps built for this taper, vinyl decals, laser engraving, or an epoxy build if you want it shelf-ready.
• Application Note 1: The taper narrows toward the base, so apply a UV DTF wrap or vinyl decal starting at the centre and smoothing outward to keep it from bunching along the angle; no heat press needed.
• Application Note 2: Laser engraving etches straight into the bare steel with no prep. For a full epoxy pour, remember the taper means your turner needs to hold it snug so it doesn't slide.

Product Details

Some tumblers are made to be used every day and tossed in a bag, and some earn a spot on a shelf because the design on them is just that good. This 22oz tapered tumbler is bare stainless steel with a copper lining and no poly coating, built with a clean taper that gives a design room to be the whole point instead of getting lost in curves.

This is the bare version, not the sublimation-ready one, so there's no coating here to accept a sublimation print. Have a look at our UV DTF transfers if a wrap is more your process, since a peel-and-stick design on this taper looks sharp without ever touching a heat press.

Features:

• Capacity: 22oz
• Material: Uncoated stainless steel, 18/8, 304 grade, with a copper lining; won't retain or impart flavours.
• Design: Tapered profile, double walled and vacuum insulated, with a press-fit sliding lid.
• Includes: Press-fit sliding lid; individually boxed.

Quick Q&A

Q: Can I use sublimation on this blank?
A: No, this is the bare version, stainless steel with no poly coating, not the sublimation-ready blank. It's built for UV DTF wraps, vinyl, laser engraving and epoxy work instead.

Q: What's the actual difference between this and the sublimation tumbler version?
A: The coating. This one is bare stainless with a copper lining and nothing on the surface to accept a sublimation print, so it's built for peel-and-stick wraps, vinyl, laser engraving and epoxy instead. The sublimation version has a poly coating specifically so sublimation ink can bond to it, which this one doesn't have.