Cafe menus usually pair a larger latte mug with a smaller cappuccino cup; choose sizes around your drink recipes, then confirm capacity per SKU.
For a cafe, mug size should follow your drink menu. A larger mug suits milk-heavy drinks such as lattes, while a smaller cup fits cappuccino-style serves. Rather than fix on one number, list your main drinks and the pour volume for each, then match capacities to them.
We supply ceramic mugs in bone china, new bone china, porcelain, stoneware and dolomite, so you can align body type with the feel you want in the cup. MOQ is 1 piece, and each SKU has one single USD unit price, which makes it easy to trial a few sizes before committing.
OEM and private label are available for branded mugs. Samples are made in about 7-10 days, and custom orders take 20-35 days after sample approval. FDA, LFGB and SGS food-contact testing can be arranged on request, and AQL pre-shipment inspection is available before export cartons are dispatched.
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