Contract & Private Label

Private Label, OEM & Bulk Contract Cup Printing

If you're a distributor, promotional products company, or brand reselling custom printed cups under your own name, this is the production partner behind the scenes.

Who This Is For

Distributors, Promotional Companies & OEM Buyers

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White-Label Production

Cups produced and shipped without our branding — sold under your name to your customers.

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OEM & Bulk Volume

Production scaled for resale volume, not single-brand retail orders.

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Consistent Contract Partner

The same Pantone match and quality standard on your 1st order and your 50th.

What "Private Label" Printing Means Here

Private label and contract printing means we produce custom cups to your specification — your artwork, your customer's branding, your packaging requirements — without our name anywhere on the product. You're the face of the order; we're the production line behind it.

Who Uses This Service

  • Distributors who stock and resell custom printed cups to food service accounts
  • Promotional product companies adding custom cups to their catalog under their own branding
  • Retail and CPG brands that need OEM production for packaging or retail cup lines
  • Marketing agencies sourcing custom cups for client campaigns

How Bulk & Contract Pricing Works

Contract and OEM pricing is volume-driven — the more consistent your reorder pattern, the better the rate. Combining multiple client orders into a shared production run (when timing allows) is one of the most effective ways distributors improve their margin. See our full 2026 cup pricing guide for baseline rates by material.

Getting Set Up as a Contract Partner

Most contract relationships start with a sample run and a standing quote for your typical order size, so pricing and lead time are known before your customer commits. From there, reorders move quickly since setup work is already done.

FAQ

Private Label & Contract Printing FAQ

No. Private label and contract orders ship without our branding — the product is entirely yours to sell under your own name.
Individual orders still carry the standard 250-unit minimum per design, but there's no minimum number of orders to become a contract partner.
In many cases yes, if timing and material align — this is a common way distributors improve per-unit pricing.
Yes. Contract and distributor accounts get pricing based on projected annual volume, not just single order size.

Become a Contract Printing Partner

Tell us your typical order profile and we'll set up standing pricing for your account.

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