
Coffee Roaster Merchandise
From A$3.00 ex-GST at 50,000+ units on Cotton Mesh Foldaway Tote - Small.
Minimum orders from 50 units, depending on the item; the From-price quantity is a separate threshold. Setup and freight quoted separately. Confirm the complete price and production schedule for your quantity and destination.
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- Best for
- Tasting room serveware, Retail shelf identity, Staff aprons and carry totes
- Branding options
- Methods vary by item: silkscreen, pad print, digital print, embroidery, engraving, transfer and heat-reactive options appear across the range, Confirm which decoration is available for the selected item before designing
- Popular styles
- Ceramic and enamel mugs, Glass and stainless steel cups, Cotton and canvas aprons and totes
- MOQ
- Minimum orders from 50 units, depending on the item; the From-price quantity is a separate threshold.
- Delivery
- Australia-wide; freight quoted per order
- Price range
- From A$3.00 ex-GST at 50,000+ units on Cotton Mesh Foldaway Tote - Small.
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How to choose
Decide each piece's role before choosing the mark. A barista apron usually carries a chest mark, so check whether embroidery or a print suits the selected cotton or canvas body and where the pocket sits. For mugs, ask for the printable band height on the specific ceramic or enamel model before setting artwork size, and confirm which of the listed methods applies to that item. A glass or stainless steel cup raises the same question: pad print, engraving or digital print are listed, but availability differs per model.
Then check practical fit. Measure the tote against your retail shelf bags and ask how the closure or gusset affects a large artwork. Consider colour: a mark on enamel reads differently from ink on cotton, and a digital proof does not guarantee an exact physical shade. Share artwork, quantities and dates, confirm stock and lead time for each item, and approve the digital proof before production. Setup and freight are quoted separately.
Compare your options
| Type | Best for | Brand feel | Typical use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ceramic mug | Tasting room and counter serveware | Solid, café-facing | Poured service at the bar |
| Enamel mug | An outdoors-styled shelf and gift piece | Rustic character | Retail shelf and gifting |
| Cotton or canvas apron | Staff-worn brand presence | Workwear credibility | Barista and roasting shifts |
| Cotton or canvas tote | Carry-away shelf identity | Simple, printed graphics | Retail purchase and carry |
Frequently asked questions
Should I choose a ceramic or enamel mug for the tasting room?
Compare the printed band area, handle shape and colour options of the specific models. Ceramic suits a counter service look, while enamel carries a different character. Ask which decoration methods each item accepts, then decide based on the room and shelf.
What artwork works on a mug or cup?
Check the printable area and band height of the selected model before drawing a layout. Single-colour marks suit silkscreen or pad print, while digital and transfer options handle fuller artwork. Ask for the template, and confirm which method is available for the item.
How do I get a quote and check minimums?
Send the specific items, your quantities and artwork to request a quote. Minimums and allowed decoration methods are confirmed for each item at that stage. Setup and freight are quoted separately, so compare the complete order cost rather than a single unit figure.
How does timing work for an order?
Share your required date and destination first. Stock availability, artwork approval, production and freight all affect the schedule and are confirmed for the selected item at quote. Ask for current lead time on each piece before committing your launch date.
What should I check about apron materials?
Confirm whether the apron is cotton or canvas and how the weave takes embroidery or print. Ask about care instructions for the selected item rather than assuming, and check pocket placement against your chest mark so the artwork and function do not compete.
How does the proof process work?
Sense2 supplies a digital artwork proof before production. Review placement, size and contrast on it, then approve. The digital view does not verify the physical feel, exact shade or capacity of the finished item; ask about a sample if those details matter.
Mark by material, shelf by shelf
Picture the tasting room set for the morning pour. Behind the counter, cotton aprons carry a chest mark, embroidered or printed depending on the methods listed for that item. On the shelf, ceramic mugs wait beside enamel ones, each holding a different version of the roast identity. Consider the choices before committing: where does the artwork sit when the mug is held, and does the band height fit the design? Does the tote fold flat for the shelf and still carry the week's shopping? Measure, ask about the print method for each item, and let the material lead the layout rather than the other way around.
When people reach for these
Behind the counter
Compare embroidered and printed apron marks on cotton or canvas, checking chest placement against pockets and straps before ordering.
On the retail shelf
Group ceramic and enamel mugs with a consistent artwork size, confirming the printable band on each model first.
At the checkout
Measure the selected tote against your shelf space and ask which decoration methods are available for that cotton or canvas item.
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