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Custom Printed Cold Paper Cups
“Looking for high-quality, custom-printed cold paper cups? We’ve got you covered!” Drink Up!
Gator Paper offers a wide variety of printed cups or personalized cups, better known as cold paper cups. Our line of custom printed Cold Paper Cups have a high-gloss outside finish. They are printed in Hi-Definition, full-color to give you the best impression available on disposable cups. These printed paper cups are built to handle cold carbonated beverages! These inexpensive disposable cups are perfect when advertising your logo/brand to your customers whether it’s for your business, weddings, parties ,and more. Send us your logo and take advantage of custom cups.
Cold Paper Cups are great for soda, milk shakes, water and ice tea. Enhancing your branded message through cup printing to your customers has never been so easy!
Features & Benefits:
- Custom paper cups available in 9oz, 12oz, 16oz, 17oz, 20/21oz, 22oz, & 24oz sizes
- Perfect paper cup for any fast food restaurant!
- 4 color process printing
- MINIMUM ORDER: 2,000
- LEAD TIME: 4-5 weeks
- No rush orders.
We also specialize in clear clear plastic PET cups…

Cold Paper Cups FAQ:
What is the minimum order requirement for Cold Paper Cups?
Custom printed Cold Paper Cups have a 2,000 piece minimum order requirement. Our small order requirements and short production times make this cup a perfect fit for any fast food restaurant.
How long will my Custom Printed Cold Paper Cup order take for production?
Current lead time for custom printed Cold Paper Cup orders is 4 – 5 weeks.
What are your paper cup printing capabilities?
Full color and full coverage printing is available. If you can dream it, we will make it a reality!
What kind of art files are required for proofing?
Adobe Illustrator, .EPS and high resolution PDF files work the best, and Vector art files are preferred. If the line artwork is simple enough, sometimes a JPEG file will work, however, bitmap files are too low quality and are never accepted.