Custom Double Wall Paper Cups with Logo | MOQ 500

Quick B2B Sourcing Overview

• MOQ: 500 pcs per design
• Lead Time: 5 days (1–5,000 pcs) | 15 days (5,001–100,000) | 25 days (100,001–200,000)
• Material: 300g craft paper + 18g PE lining
• Key Spec: Double wall, 80.0 mm / 90.0 mm diameter, 4oz–22oz capacity
• Decoration: Digital printing, outer wall
• Compliance: ISO 9001, BRC, CE listed; certificate copies available upon request

Attribute Data Matrix

Technical Comparison Analysis

Against a single wall PE-coated cup, the double wall build changes two measurable things. First, wall structure: the outer craft paper layer sits over the lined inner wall and creates an air gap, so the external surface temperature at hand contact stays lower during hot fill without a separate sleeve. Second, outer stock weight: 300g craft paper carries print on a firmer surface than the lighter stock typical of single wall cups, which supports registration stability across a long run.

Against a reusable tumbler, the comparison shifts to logistics rather than insulation. A disposable cup at 0.015 kg gross per packaged unit ships flat-packed and requires no return logistics or washing infrastructure, which suits one-way service formats. The reusable format carries a higher unit cost and needs a collection and cleaning loop to work. For a buyer running a one-time event or a takeaway counter, the disposable double wall format removes the return-logistics layer entirely.

On material cost relationship, the craft paper outer wall and double wall construction involve more paper and an additional forming step than a plain single wall cup, so the format sits above the simplest disposable construction on material input. Documentation covering food-contact requirements can be provided for your destination market's requirements; confirm the specific certificate set your compliance team needs before the order is placed.

Multi-Scenario Buyer Applications

Marketing Director at a mid-size tech company, building an employee onboarding kit. The evaluation starts with capacity: an 8oz or 12oz cup fits a desk-side coffee or tea service without taking up kit space, and the 80.0 mm or 90.0 mm diameter determines whether the kit needs a matching lid. Print placement on the outer craft wall is the next check — a single-face logo reads cleanly on unbleached stock, and a custom sample in 7 days confirms how the brand color sits on craft paper before the full run. Packaging matters too: bulk carton packing works if the cups are assembled into kits in-house, while individual packaging would need to be confirmed at quote stage. Timeline is the final gate, with a 5-day production window for anything up to 5,000 pcs leaving room for artwork approval before a hiring cohort starts. The 500-piece customized MOQ fits a single onboarding wave.

Procurement Manager at a café or QSR chain, standardizing takeaway cup supply. The first thing to confirm is diameter consistency across locations, because an 80.0 mm format and a 90.0 mm format need different lid stock and cannot be swapped mid-service. Volume tiering drives the commercial case: a 5,001–100,000 piece order moves into the 15-day production window and opens sea freight, which changes landed cost against express. Print registration on the craft outer wall needs checking against the chain's brand color, since unbleached stock shifts color reading warmer than white cups. The double wall build also removes the sleeve from the supply list, simplifying both ordering and counter storage. For a chain running multiple locations, the 12oz and 16oz capacities at 90.0 mm usually cover the core menu, with 22oz reserved for large-format drinks.

Event Marketing Manager at a B2B software company, planning conference beverage service. The service format decides the capacity mix — an 8oz format suits espresso and tea stations while a 12oz format covers filter coffee, and running both at the same 80.0 mm or 90.0 mm diameter keeps lid stock simple. The double wall construction matters on a show floor where attendees carry a cup for an hour or more; the anti-scald build keeps the outside comfortable without a sleeve to stock at each station. Print needs to land against a show deadline, so the 5-day production window for orders up to 5,000 pcs and the 7-day custom sample set the practical calendar. A cross-border event adds a documentation step: confirm the destination market's food-contact certificate requirements before booking freight, since documentation can be provided for your destination market's requirements but needs lead time to assemble.

FAQ Matrix

Custom Production: How does a custom cup order move from artwork to finished cartons?

Step 1 — artwork submitted in vector format with fonts outlined, CMYK, 300 DPI minimum for raster elements, bleed past the print boundary. Step 2 — custom design returned in 3 days for approval. Step 3 — custom sample produced in 7 days for color and placement sign-off on the actual craft stock. Step 4 — production scheduled: 5 days for 1–5,000 pcs, 15 days for 5,001–100,000, 25 days for 100,001–200,000. Step 5 — in-line checks on wall bond, base seal, diameter format, and print registration, then packing to the 9×9×9 cm single package format at 0.015 kg gross.

Logistics & Shipping: How should a bulk cup order be routed from Zhejiang?

1 — Stock samples ship in 1–3 days by express; custom samples in 7 days. 2 — Orders up to roughly 5,000 pcs can move by express on a 5-day production window. 3 — From 5,001–100,000 pcs the 15-day production window pairs with sea freight LCL; larger runs move to FCL. 4 — Transit days are confirmed per carrier and destination at booking, not estimated in advance. 5 — HS classification and duty rate vary by country; confirm the code and rate with a customs broker before the shipment is booked, since rates change.

Payment & Terms: What commercial terms apply to a custom cup order?

Payment structure, deposit percentage, and accepted payment methods are not specified in the supplier's published data — confirm them in the written quote before production is scheduled. The commercial baseline that is confirmed: customized MOQ of 500 pcs per design, customization accepted on logo printing, volume, diameter, and printing handling, and OEM/ODM service provided across minor, drawing-based, sample-based, and full customization scopes. For larger tiers above 200,000 pcs the production schedule is negotiated case by case, so terms and schedule are set together in the quote.

Quality & Compliance: What is verified before cups leave the factory?

1 — Incoming paper and PE lining inspected on arrival for weight, surface condition, and lining integrity. 2 — In-line checks on wall bond integrity, base seal, and dimensional consistency against the 80.0 mm or 90.0 mm format. 3 — Print registration and color checked against the approved sample. 4 — Final inspection and count before cartons are sealed. 5 — ISO 9001, BRC, and CE certificate copies available upon request, alongside food-contact test reports for the destination market. AQL level and third-party pre-shipment inspection scope are not published — specify your required AQL at quote stage.