
Custom Glassware
Sense2 supplies custom glassware with your logo — shot glasses from $1.65 ex-GST at 100 units, glass tumblers and hiballs, wine glasses and champagne flutes, double-wall borosilicate cups — with minimums from 1, typically 50 and a digital proof before anything is printed. Laser etching leaves a frosted mark in the glass itself; screen print carries a one- or two-colour logo on the outer wall, and pad print suits the small face of a shot glass. Standard production runs ten to fifteen business days after proof approval.
- Best for
- bars, breweries and distilleries, hotel and restaurant programs, product launches and tastings, client and executive gifting
- Branding options
- laser etching, screen print, pad print
- Popular styles
- clear glass tumblers and hiballs, stemmed wine and champagne glass, double-wall borosilicate glass, bamboo lids on double-wall cups
- MOQ
- 1–50 units on most lines
- Delivery
- New Zealand-wide
- Price range
- $1.65 to $31 AUD per unit
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How to choose
Glass takes a mark two ways, and the choice shapes how the piece ages. Laser etching frosts the logo into the surface; there is nothing to chip or fade, and a year of commercial dishwashing leaves it as it was. Screen print sits on the glass in one or two flat colours, sharper and brighter than etching, and is the one to pick when the logo depends on colour. Match the vessel to the pour: a 30ml shot glass for spirits brands and tastings, a 250ml or 350ml tumbler or hiball for bars and hotel rooms, stemmed wine glasses and flutes for launches, and double-wall borosilicate cups for coffee and desk gifting. Approve the proof at actual size, because a curved wall foreshortens a wide logo.
Compare your options
| Type | Best for | Brand feel | Typical use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shot glass | distilleries, bars, tastings | Sharp | Spirits launches, venue giveaways |
| Glass tumbler or hiball | bars, hotels, hospitality | Everyday | Bar programs, hotel rooms, staff rooms |
| Wine glass or champagne flute | wineries, launches, gifting | Considered | Product launches, client dinners, awards nights |
| Double-wall borosilicate cup | cafes, offices, executive gifts | Refined | Desk gifting, cafe retail, welcome kits |
Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum order for custom glassware?
Most glassware lines start at 50 units, and the highest minimum in the range is 100 on a few shot glass and tumbler styles. Some retail-boxed double-wall sets can be ordered from 1. The minimum is listed on each product page, and the unit price steps down as quantity rises.
How much does custom glassware cost with a logo?
Shot glasses start from $1.65 ex-GST at 100 units, an etched shot glass is $2.05, and etched hiball glasses come in at $3.95. Across the range, prices run $1.65 to $31 AUD per unit, with stemware and boxed double-wall sets at the upper end. A one-off setup charge per artwork is quoted up front.
Should I etch or print my logo on glass?
Etch when the piece will be washed hard and often: the laser frosts a mark into the glass that does not chip, fade or wash away. Print when the logo needs colour, since screen print lays down one or two flat, bright colours. Pad print handles small marks on shot glasses.
Is branded glassware dishwasher safe?
Laser-etched glass goes through commercial dishwashers without change, because the mark is in the surface rather than on it. Screen-printed glass is dishwasher safe on the lines we list as such, and hand washing prolongs any printed mark. Double-wall borosilicate cups should be hand washed to protect the seal between the walls.
How long does custom glassware take to produce?
Standard production runs ten to fifteen business days after proof approval. Etched and printed lines both fall within that window in most cases. Tell us your deadline when you enquire and we will confirm what is achievable before you commit.
Can I see a proof before the glasses are etched or printed?
Yes, on every order. The digital proof shows your logo at actual size on the chosen glass, with the etch or print area marked and colours called out. Nothing is etched or printed until you approve it, which is the moment to adjust size or position on a curved wall.
Sand, fire and a frosted mark
Glass starts as sand and ends as something you can see through, and it does not forgive a lazy mark. A laser etch is the workshop choice: the beam frosts the logo into the surface, so there is nothing to chip, peel or fade, and a year of nightly commercial washing leaves it exactly as it was. Screen print is the other route, one or two flat colours laid on the outer wall when the logo needs its colour. Sense2 supplies custom glassware as one order: shot glasses for distilleries and tastings, tumblers and hiballs for bars and hotel rooms, stemmed wine glasses and flutes for launches, double-wall borosilicate cups for desks and cafes. Send the artwork and the quantity, and the vessel, method and placement are settled on a digital proof before the first glass is touched.
When people reach for these
Bars, breweries and distilleries
An etched shot glass or hiball goes onto the shelf behind the bar and survives every wash cycle with the mark intact.
Hotel rooms and hospitality programs
A tumbler beside the kettle carries the house mark quietly, night after night, without a menu card in sight.
Launches and executive gifting
A stemmed wine glass or boxed double-wall set reads as a considered gift rather than a giveaway.
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