Insulated Travel Tumbler – 40 oz Travel Coffee Tumbler with Handle and Straw

An insulated travel tumbler earns its place by surviving a full day: coffee still warm at 10, iced water still iced at 4pm, and a lid that does not leak across a car seat. This one is a 40 oz / 1,180 ml double wall tumbler with a molded handle, sized so the day does not need a refill.

It is also the format buyers increasingly specify by capacity alone: insulated travel tumblers live or die on the ounce figure. AurumDine supplies it in four stock colour pairings, with OEM logo runs quoted against your artwork.

316 Stainless Inside, Which Is the Point

The inner vessel is SUS 316 stainless steel, stamped on the base so a buyer can check it without taking the lid off. That matters for what people put in these tumblers: coffee, juice and sports drinks are acidic, and 316 resists pitting better than the 304 most drinkware uses.

Around it sits the outer shell, with an air gap between the two walls so a full tumbler of iced water stays comfortable to hold. The outer surface is matte powder coated, which resists fingerprints and light scratching better than bare steel.

Two Ways to Drink, One Lid

The lid gives you a straw opening and a direct sip spout, so the same tumbler works for iced coffee taken through a straw and for hot coffee sipped at the rim — which is what makes it a genuine travel coffee tumbler rather than a water bottle with a lid on it. The straw is silicone with a hard tip and lifts out for cleaning.

A removable perforated strainer basket drops inside the vessel, which turns the tumbler into a loose-leaf tea or fruit infuser. In tea-drinking markets that accessory is what separates an insulated travel cup from a plain one.

Carrying It: Handle, Loop and Lid Seal

A fixed molded handle takes a full grip when the tumbler is heavy with ice, and because it is molded rather than bolted on, there is no joint to work loose. A hanging loop is molded into the lid rim for a carabiner or a bag strap.

The lid is a screw fit on a silicone gasket, so it seals rather than merely covers. For anyone carrying it in a bag, that seal is the specification that decides whether the product gets reordered.

How Catalogue Text Writes It

Listing titles reorder this product's words into more combinations than most drinkware items. You will see travel insulated tumblers, where the product noun leads; mug travel thermos, which mixes two product names into one title; travel coffee mug insulated, where the property trails the noun; and coffee insulated travel mug, which front-loads the drink. Insulated drink cup appears as a generic substitute for tumbler, and portable coffee tumbler as the same idea under a different noun.

The naming is noise for a buyer. What decides a purchase is four things: capacity in ounces, the inner steel grade, whether the lid takes a straw, and whether the handle is molded or attached.

Where These Tumblers Sell Best

• Gym and outdoor training

• Commuting and office desks

• Loose-leaf tea drinkers

• Road trips and camping

• Corporate and retail gifting

• Online resale and subscription boxes

Corporate gifting and online resale pull in different directions, and both are worth stocking for: gifting buyers want a brand-matching colour, resale buyers want a small range that photographs well. Four pairings cover both without a custom coating run.

Model, Minimum Order Quantity and OEM Options

One capacity, four stock colour pairings. Coating colour and logo method are the two variables that move MOQ and price, because a custom coating run and a laser or print setup carry different costs.

Custom colour pairings and samples are quoted per order. Stock colours ship in 7–15 days.

Certification, Warranty and Lead Time

Food-contact and safety documents depend on your destination market: tell us where the goods are going and we confirm which reports we can supply before you order. The vessel is food-grade stainless steel, so material declarations should sit on file — see the FDA food contact substances programme.

Every unit carries a 1-year warranty covering the vessel, the lid and the straw. Where a buyer wants a smaller bottle format with a loop lid instead, the range also includes an insulated water bottle.

What separates an insulated travel tumbler from a plain travel cup?

Four things, and all four are checkable on a sample. First, the inner steel grade — 316 resists acidic drinks better than 304. Second, whether the lid offers both a straw opening and a sip spout. Third, the seal: a silicone gasket under a screw lid, not a push-fit lid that loosens in a bag. Fourth, the handle, molded into the body rather than screwed on.

Will the powder coating survive normal use?

The coating resists fingerprints and light scratching, and it is what gives the range its colour. What damages it is abrasive handling — metal scourers, a dishwasher's heated dry cycle, tumblers stacked against each other in a box. Hand washing and a soft cloth keep the finish intact; worth saying at the point of sale.

Can we order a sample in our chosen colour pairing?

Yes. Samples are available in the pairing you select, so the coating, lid action and seal can be checked before a production run. Send the colour pair and logo, and we quote the smallest run for that combination.

Request a Sample or a Quotation

Send your destination market, the colour pairing you want, your logo artwork and your packaging requirements, and we will return a quotation covering model, MOQ, sample time and lead time. AurumDine supplies insulated travel tumblers and other drinkware to distributors, promotional product suppliers and private-label programmes in North America, Europe and Australia.