Australia-wide delivery

Custom printed cold cups for iced drinks, juice bars & events

Plastic and paper cold cups, printed in-house in Australia. Free artwork proof, printed orders dispatched 3–5 business days after artwork approval, local Melbourne delivery and North Melbourne pickup available.

  • Cold cups printed in-house in Melbourne — no reseller markup
  • Iced coffee, smoothies, juice, cold brew and bubble tea sizes
  • Free artwork proof on every order, approved before we print
  • Dispatch 3–5 business days after artwork approval
  • Trusted by Melbourne cafés, juice bars, bubble tea shops and event caterers

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Get a free quote + free artwork proof

Fast reply

Tell us what you need — pricing depends on size, quantity and print colours.

What are the cups for?

  • Pricing for your exact size & quantity
  • Free artwork proof before you commit
  • Printed in-house in Melbourne
  • Local delivery & North Melbourne pickup

Our range

Choose your custom printed cold cup

Cold cups from small tasting sizes up to 20oz. Most venues run two or three sizes on a shared rim so lid stock stays simple.

Prices are quoted per order — pricing shown on quotes is for 1-colour print and can vary with your design. Multi-colour print (up to 4 colours) is subject to price increases.

Don't forget your lids

Flat, dome and sipper lids, 78mm to 98mm

Lids are sold separately and matched by rim diameter. Pair them with your cups or reorder lids on their own.

How it works

How ordering your printed cold cups works

Free artwork proof · 3–5 day dispatch after approval · Printed in Melbourne

1

Pick your sizes

Tell us your cold drinks menu and we'll match cup sizes to rim diameters so you carry fewer lids.

2

Free design & proofing

Send your logo and we set the artwork up. You approve a proof within 24 hours before we print.

3

Printed in Melbourne

Printed in-house on our own presses — up to 4 colours, and print reads clean on clear plastic.

4

Dispatch in 3–5 days

Shipped Australia-wide, with local Melbourne delivery and North Melbourne pickup available.

One contact guides you through every step, from first quote to delivery.

Buying guide

Which cold cup is right for your venue?

Every cold cup we print, compared side by side: sizes, materials, lid pairings and what each one suits best.

CupSizesMaterialLid pairingBest for
PET10, 12, 16, 20ozCrystal-clear PET, rigid and glossy78mm–98mm flat, dome & sipperIced coffee, cold brew and anything you want seen
PP12, 16, 20ozPP plastic, slightly softer and more impact-resistant90mm & 95mm flat and domeHigh-volume venues, bubble tea and sealing machines
Paper cups12, 16ozLined paper cold cup90mm paper or plastic lidsVenues wanting a printed paper cold cup
Small / tasting cups8, 10ozPlastic78mm–80mmJuice shots, samples, dessert and market stalls

PP vs PET: what's the difference?

PET and PP are the two plastics we print cold cups on. PET is the glassy, rigid option that shows a drink off; PP is the tougher, more flexible option that seals and handles volume. Both print with the same process and both come in flat-wall and U-shape.

 PETPP
LookCrystal-clear and glossy — the closest thing to glass. Shows layers, colour and garnish off best.Available clear, frosted or black. Clear PP has a slightly softer, less glassy look than PET.
Feel & strengthRigid and crisp. Holds its shape on the pass, but can crack if crushed.More flexible and impact-resistant. Squeezes rather than cracks, so fewer losses in a busy service.
TemperatureCold drinks only — not suitable for hot liquids.Cold drinks, and copes better with warm liquids and heat-sealing machines.
Sealing filmNot designed for sealing machines.The standard choice for film-sealed bubble tea, juice and smoothies.
ShapesFlat-wall and U-shape available.Flat-wall and U-shape available in clear, frosted and black.
PrintingPrint sits on a glass-like surface — bold marks and white ink read best.Same print process; frosted and black bodies give white and metallic-look inks more contrast.
Best forIced coffee, cold brew, juice, layered and 'look at me' drinks.Bubble tea, sealed drinks, smoothies, thick shakes and high-volume venues.

Not sure which one suits your menu? Order a free sample pack, or ask us and we'll tell you straight.

What your state allows: cold cup & lid rules at a glance

StateCold cup & lid rulesCompliant picks from our range
WAPlastic cold cups permitted for most drinks, but plastic lids are restricted — check current lid requirements.Cold cups with paper lids
SAPlastic straws and stirrers banned; plastic lids are restricted.Cold cups with paper lids
QLDNo cold cup ban. Foam (EPS) cups and plastic straws are banned.Any cold cup in our range
NSWNo cold cup ban. Foam cups and single-use plastic straws banned.Any cold cup in our range
VICNo cold cup ban. Foam cups, straws and cutlery banned.Any cold cup in our range
TASNo statewide cold cup ban. Hobart has its own takeaway packaging rules within the municipality.Any cold cup in our range
ACTNo cold cup ban. Foam beverage containers and plastic straws banned.Any cold cup in our range
NTNo ban on takeaway cold cups.Any cold cup in our range

Rules change regularly — check your state regulator for the latest. Unsure what applies to your venue? Ask us and we'll tell you straight.

Sizing your cold cup menu

Most venues cover the whole cold menu with two sizes: a 16oz for iced coffee and shakes, and a 20oz for smoothies, frappés and anything served over heavy ice. Add a 12oz if you sell juice or short iced drinks.

PET is the default — it's rigid, glossy and shows the drink off. PP is the pick if you seal cups, run bubble tea, or want a cup that survives a busy pass. Paper cold cups suit venues that prefer a printed paper body over clear plastic.

Whatever you choose, check the rim diameter before you order lids. Sizes that share a rim share a lid, which means less stock on the shelf and fewer wrong-lid moments in service.

Designing for a clear cup

Print on clear plastic behaves differently to paper — there's no white base behind your logo, so the drink shows through. Bold, solid shapes and a single strong colour read best; fine hairlines and pale tints tend to disappear once the cup is full.

White ink is a popular choice because it holds contrast against dark coffee and bright juice alike. Send us your logo and we'll show you how it will sit on the cup in your free proof, within 24 hours.

Pricing is based on 1-colour print; up to 4 colours is available and priced on your design. A $50 stencil fee applies per unique logo on printed orders. Get a free quote.

Local production & real service

What working with us actually looks like

We're not a faceless print portal. You get a local team that prints your cups, sets up your artwork and answers when you call.

Made in Melbourne

All cup printing is done in-house. Local production means faster turnarounds and a real person you can call.

Free artwork setup

No print-ready file? We set your logo up at no cost, and you approve a proof before a single cup runs.

Up to 4 print colours

Quotes are based on 1-colour print. Multi-colour print is available up to 4 colours and priced on your design.

A real person on the phone

One contact who knows your order — from first quote through to the delivery docket.

Free sample pack

Check clarity, rigidity and rim fit in your own venue before you commit to a print run.

Rush jobs considered

Deadlines matter. Tell us your date up front and we'll give you an honest answer.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

What is the minimum order for printed cold cups?+

Minimums depend on the cup and size — most printed runs start at one carton per size. Send a quote request and we'll confirm the volume breakdown for your exact spec.

How long do printed cold cups take?+

Printed orders are dispatched 3–5 business days after you approve the artwork, plus delivery time. Blank stock ships faster. We confirm timing on your quote.

How does printing look on clear plastic?+

Print sits directly on the cup, so the drink shows through around your design. Solid, bold marks read best; very fine detail and light tints lose impact on a clear surface.

Can I print white on a clear cup?+

Yes — white is a common choice on clear PET and PP because it holds contrast against any drink colour. Tell us on your quote and we'll set it up in the proof.

How many colours can I print?+

Up to 4 colours. Quoted pricing is for 1-colour print; multi-colour print is subject to price increases depending on your design.

Which lid fits which cold cup?+

Cold cups are matched by rim diameter, from 78mm to 98mm. Several sizes usually share one rim, so you can run a whole menu on two lid types. Every product page lists its matching lids.

Flat, dome or sipper lids?+

Flat lids suit straws and stacking, dome lids give headroom for whipped toppings and thick shakes, and sipper lids suit straw-free service. We can quote a mix.

Do you have paper cold cups?+

Yes. Printed paper cold cups run alongside the clear PET and PP range in 12 and 16oz.

Can I get samples before ordering?+

Absolutely. Order a free sample pack and check clarity, rigidity and lid fit before committing.

How is pricing worked out?+

Rate depends on cup type, size, quantity and number of print colours, and can vary with your artwork. Request a quote for exact numbers.

Can you supply blank cold cups?+

Yes — choose 'Blank' as the quote type on any product page and we'll price unprinted stock.

Do you deliver Australia-wide?+

Yes. We deliver nationwide, with local Melbourne delivery and North Melbourne pickup available. Delivery is quoted on your location and order size.

More questions? See the full FAQ

Ready for pricing on your cold cups?

Send your details and we'll come back with exact pricing and a free artwork proof.

Free samples

Try before you print

Order a free sample pack of blank cups and lids, or send us your sizes and quantities for a same-day quote.