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Express Cup Leviosa with Band - 330ml

Code116260

330ml double wall reusable coffee cup which will keep drinks hot for longer. It has a silicone band and a secure screw on lid with a splashproof flip closure. The cup is manufactured from crystal-clear AS plastic and the lid is polypropylene. Both materials are BPA-free. The lid, flip closure and band can be mixed and matched in any colour combination from the standard colours at no extra cost. Up to five different colour combinations are included in the price and more are available for an additional charge. An optional natural gift box is available on request. This product is not dishwasher safe and handwashing is recommended. Express Cup Leviosa is protected under New Zealand Design Registration No. 419451 and Australian Design Registration No. 361937. Features: - 330ml double wall reusable coffee cup - Optional gift box and gift box sleeve available at an additional cost

This product belongs in the Reusable Coffee Cups range. Construction uses AS plastic. Visually, it reads as modern, with a professional mood. Common use cases include office, commuting, and café. It is a natural match for staff onboarding, client gift, and promotional giveaway. It is aimed at professionals and adults. BPA-free materials promote safer use and sustainability. The available colour is Cup: Clear. Available from 50 units, starting at $9.07 each. Bulk pricing quantity breaks are set at 50, 100, 250, 500, 1000, and 2500 units. Several decoration methods are listed for this product: Debossing, Digital Print, Pad Print, and Screen Print. Debossing: Pressed indentations create an engraved-look finish — a cheaper alternative to letterpress, eye-catching on leather and paper. Digital Print: Full-colour CMYK print on flat substrates like paper, vinyl, and magnets. Ideal for complex images, gradients, and variable data. Pad Print: Silicone pad transfers ink from an etched plate onto curved or uneven surfaces. The most popular branding method for promo merch. Screen Print: Ink pushed through a fine mesh screen onto flat products. Large print areas, vibrant colours — the classic method for apparel.