WHOLESALE HOT CUP ACCESSORY
Corrugated paper sleeves add a heat buffer, grip, and brand surface to single-wall hot cups without changing the cup itself.
PRODUCT SERIES
The supplier catalog groups sleeves by 80 mm and 90 mm cup families. A physical fit check remains necessary because taper and sleeve position affect comfort.
Compact hot cup familyA sourcing starting point for 80 mm paper cup programs, commonly used around smaller takeaway sizes.
The 80 mm label identifies the intended cup family, not a finished sleeve opening measurement. Send the cup sample for fit review.
Quote this formatCore cafe hot cup familyA sourcing starting point for the common 90 mm cup system used across several coffee and tea capacities.
Use one approved cup-and-sleeve combination for each cup mold; do not assume all 90 mm cups share the same body taper.
Quote this formatCATALOG SPECIFICATIONS
The uploaded catalog lists two sleeve groups and carton dimensions. Final flat size, flute profile, paper weight, and print specification follow the approved sample.
| Cup family | Case pack | Catalog carton | Fit approval |
|---|---|---|---|
| 80 mm | 1,000 pcs | 35 × 23.5 × 31.5 cm | Cup + sleeve sample |
| 90 mm | 1,000 pcs | 35 × 26 × 31.5 cm | Cup + sleeve sample |
Sleeves are most useful with single-wall hot cups. Ripple and double-wall cups should be tested before adding an extra sleeve.
Compare: single-wall hot cups · double-wall hot cups
MARKET BUYING PRIORITIES
Major foodservice manufacturers position sleeves as a key single-wall accessory, with heat comfort, grip, flexible branding, and broad cup coverage driving demand.
A corrugated sleeve creates an extra layer between the customer's hand and a hot single-wall cup.
Texture helps customers hold a takeaway drink and gives staff a consistent handoff position.
Plain kraft supports a natural look; white or custom-printed sleeves create a focused logo panel without printing every cup.
One approved sleeve can support several cup capacities when the body profiles are intentionally designed as a shared fit family.
FORMAT DECISION
The strongest use case: add heat comfort while keeping the base cup economical and smooth-sided.
Print or label the sleeve for seasonal messages while keeping a stock cup underneath.
Usually optional. Test the final cup first to avoid unnecessary material and cost.
BUYING PROCESS
Provide the exact cup SKU or sample, capacity, rim family, height, bottom diameter, and intended fill temperature.
Select kraft or white, then define print colors, coverage, flute direction, and any recycled-content requirements.
Check slide position, grip, seam strength, stacking, hand comfort, and whether the sleeve stays in place during carry.
Confirm the sleeve drawing, sample, pack, quantity, artwork, documentation, and DDP destination.
FIT & ORDER QUESTIONS
No. Ounce size does not define the cup taper or sleeve resting position. Match the sleeve to the exact cup body and approve a sample.
No universal fit is promised. Top diameter helps group the program, but body shape, height, and bottom diameter determine the actual sleeve fit.
Kraft color alone does not prove recycled content. Request the material declaration for the exact sleeve SKU before making a claim.
Yes. Provide artwork, colors, print coverage, quantity, cup sample, and destination for a project-specific review.
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