WHOLESALE PAPER COFFEE CUP SERIES

Single Wall & Ripple Paper Cups

Choose economical smooth-wall cups or a corrugated, more insulated hand feel for coffee, tea, sampling, and takeaway service.

61 / 80 / 90 mm core rim familiesWhite, kraft, bamboo-look, and custom printFit samples before bulk order
Kraft ripple wall paper coffee cup with a white sip lid and coffee beans
Catalog-backed range4-20 oz ripple range · 2.5-32 oz single wall range

PRODUCT SERIES

Two wall formats for different service priorities

The uploaded catalogs support a broad single-wall range and a focused ripple-wall coffee line. Start with the actual drink, hold time, and target cost per serving.

White printed single wall paper cup from the supplier catalogValue + smooth print surface

Single Wall Paper Cups

An economical cup with a smooth wall for stock designs, stamps, labels, or custom printing. Add a fitted sleeve for hotter drinks or longer carry times.

Catalog range
2.5-32 oz
Core cafe sizes
8 / 10 / 12 / 16 / 20 oz
Core rims
80 mm and 90 mm
Typical catalog pack
1,000 pcs for core cafe sizes
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Red and black S-shape ripple wall paper coffee cupsCorrugated grip + premium feel

Ripple Wall Paper Cups

A corrugated outer wrap adds texture, grip, and a more insulated hand feel. Vertical, S-shape, and horizontal ripple looks are shown in the catalog.

Catalog range
4 / 7 / 8 / 10 / 12 / 16 / 20 oz
Core cafe sizes
8 / 10 / 12 / 16 / 20 oz
Core rims
80 mm and 90 mm
Catalog pack
500 pcs for most cafe sizes

Ripple construction can reduce the need for a separate sleeve, but drink-temperature and hand-comfort testing should be completed with the final cup.

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CATALOG SPECIFICATIONS

Core catalog sizes for coffee service

These are supplier-catalog dimensions, not universal industry fit rules. Confirm the final mold, fill line, lid, and carton before ordering.

Catalog sizeTop diameterCatalog capacitySingle wall packRipple wall pack
4 oz-A61 mm110 ml1,0001,000
8 oz-A80 mm285 ml1,000500
8 oz-C90 mm300 ml1,000500
10 oz-A90 mm350 ml1,000500
12 oz-A90 mm400 ml1,000500
16 oz-A90 mm500 ml1,000500
20 oz-B90 mm620 ml1,000500

MARKET BUYING PRIORITIES

What coffee operators are buying for

Choose the cup format around cost per serving, heat comfort, branding needs, and a lid system that is simple to stock.

Cost per serving

Single wall is the practical value option for fast-turn drinks, samples, and programs that can add sleeves only when needed.

Comfort in hand

Ripple wall adds a corrugated grip and more insulation for hot takeaway drinks without automatically adding a separate accessory.

Simpler lid inventory

Building 10, 12, 16, and 20 oz around one verified 90 mm rim family can reduce lid storage and reorder mistakes.

Visible branding

Smooth single-wall cups offer a broad print surface; ripple cups create a tactile, premium presentation in stock or custom colors.

FORMAT DECISION

Choose the wall format by the drink journey

01

Single wall + sleeve

Best when price flexibility and a large smooth branding area matter, while sleeves can be added to the hottest drinks.

02

Ripple wall

Best when the shop wants built-in texture, a stronger grip, and a more premium hand feel for takeaway coffee.

03

Double wall

Best when the operator wants a smooth insulated cup and prefers not to manage a separate sleeve for routine service.

BUYING PROCESS

Approve a complete cup system

1

Map the menu

Share drink sizes, recipes, serving temperature, hold time, and monthly volume by size.

2

Choose wall and rim

Select single wall or ripple wall, then consolidate practical capacities around the fewest verified lid families.

3

Test the handoff

Sample the cup with the intended lid and sleeve, then test filling, grip, stacking, carry, and short delivery.

4

Confirm the quote

Approve printing, case packs, quantity, documentation, destination, and DDP landed pricing.

FIT & ORDER QUESTIONS

Resolve these details before production

Does a ripple cup always eliminate the need for a sleeve?

Not automatically. Ripple construction improves grip and heat comfort, but the final decision should follow the drink temperature and a real hand-comfort test.

Can several cup sizes use one lid?

Often, but only when the selected molds share the same verified rim profile. A 90 mm label alone does not guarantee universal fit.

Which sizes should a new coffee shop start with?

Many programs center on 8, 12, and 16 oz, then add 4 oz for espresso or sampling and 20 oz when the menu requires it. The final range should follow actual sales mix.

Can these cups be custom printed?

Yes. Share artwork, print coverage, colors, quantities by size, and destination so the correct print method and MOQ can be quoted.

QUOTE-READY CHECKLIST

Build a coffee cup line that is easy to stock and reorder.