Short answer: Choosing a drinking bottle starts with the material. Plastic is light and economical, stainless steel is sturdy and can keep drinks hot or cold, glass looks premium and is taste-neutral. The logo is printed or, on stainless steel, engraved.
A drinking bottle with a logo is used every day: at the office, during sport and on the go. To last, the material, cap and print have to match the use.
The materials compared
| Material | Properties | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| Plastic, for example Tritan | Light, shatterproof, many colours | Sport, events, large quantities |
| Stainless steel | Sturdy and long-lasting; double-walled it keeps drinks hot or cold | Gifts for employees and customers |
| Glass | Taste-neutral, premium look, heavier | Office, hospitality, gift sets |
| Recycled materials | For example rPET or recycled stainless steel | Organisations that want to show sustainability |
Printing or engraving
A logo in one or two colours is usually applied with screen printing or pad printing. For multicolour designs there is digital printing, on some models all the way round. On stainless steel, laser engraving is a permanent alternative: it is subtle and does not wear off.
What to look for
- Capacity: 500 to 750 ml is common for daily use and sport.
- Cap: a screw cap for on the go, a sports cap for drinking on the move.
- Care: check the product description to see whether the bottle is dishwasher-safe.
Range
You can find the models in the categories Drinking bottles, Sports bottles, Thermos bottles and Shakers.
How ordering works
You choose the product, colour and quantity and send us your logo. You receive a free digital proof. Production only starts after your approval. Which files we need is explained in the article Supplying your logo; what printing costs, in the article What does printing with your logo cost?
