15oz Sublimation Two Tone Coloured Mugs - Maroon

Expand your product range with these 15oz Two Tone Maroon Ceramic Mugs, designed specifically for sublimation printing. The larger capacity gives your customers more value while the distinctive maroon inner and white handle create an eye-catching finish that sets your offerings apart from standard 11oz mugs. Despite the increased size, these mugs fit comfortably in a standard 11oz heat press, streamlining your production process without requiring additional equipment investment.

Quality is paramount for commercial operations, which is why we've rigorously tested these mugs for dishwasher durability. Unlike cheaper alternatives that fade after washing, these mugs maintain vibrant, professional-quality prints wash after wash, protecting your reputation and reducing costly reprints. Each box contains 36 mugs, packed efficiently for bulk orders‚ but individual mug boxes are not supplied, keeping your costs competitive. The maroon colorway is part of our wider range of two-tone styles, allowing you to diversify your product line and meet varied customer preferences.

Key Features

• 15oz capacity ceramic mugs optimized for sublimation printing
• Compatible with standard 11oz heat presses‚Äîno additional equipment needed
• Distinctive maroon inner with white handle for premium differentiation
• Rigorously tested dishwasher-proof construction with no fading
• Supplied in boxes of 36 for efficient bulk order fulfillment
• Part of an extensive range of two-tone colors and styles

Troubleshooting and Tips

Always verify your sublimation paper design is completely dry before pressing to prevent shadows and blurring that compromise print quality.

Monitor press time and temperature carefully. Excessive heat or duration causes ink migration, resulting in discolored prints‚ particularly noticeable when blacks appear brown. The paper may also adhere to the mug surface, making removal difficult.

Confirm adequate press pressure before production runs. The press should close with moderate effort, but once secured, the mug should not move at all within the press.

Remove the sublimation paper immediately after pressing. Alternatively, immerse the mug in room temperature or slightly cooler water immediately after pressing, then remove the paper. This technique halts the sublimation process and eliminates potential blurring or shadow effects.