The specialty coffee boom has created demand for larger, more dramatic serving vessels. Our Stoneware Latte Cup & Saucer Set features a generous 350ml capacity—perfect for lattes, cappuccinos, hot chocolate, or morning tea. Manufactured in Shandong, China, this set is available for wholesale with an MOQ of 20,000 sets, designed specifically for coffee shop chains, hotel breakfast buffets, and bakery cafes.
Designed for Specialty Beverages
The cup features a wide rim (9cm diameter) that allows baristas to create latte art, while the slightly flared body provides stability. The handle is generously sized for two-finger or three-finger grip. The saucer includes a deep well to catch spills and a textured base to prevent skidding on trays. Both pieces are fired with a reactive glaze that creates subtle color variations—each piece looks handcrafted while maintaining commercial consistency.
Wholesale Advantages: The 20,000-set MOQ includes both cup and saucer. Choose from 10 reactive glaze finishes (denim blue, forest green, sand dune, charcoal smoke, terracotta, and more). For coffee chains wanting a uniform look, we also offer solid gloss glazes. Packaging: bulk cartons (50 sets/carton) or retail boxes with custom printing.
Custom LOGO & Barista-Friendly Branding
Your coffee shop's logo can be printed on the cup's side—positioned to remain visible even when the cup is held by most hands. For a premium feel, we recommend under-glaze printing (the logo is beneath the final glaze layer, making it impervious to scratching or fading). We can also print tasting notes or brewing instructions on the saucer's underside. Hundreds of roasteries and coffee chains have used this service to build brand loyalty.
Shandong Production & Logistics
Our Shandong facility produces latte-specific tableware exclusively. Each set is tested for thermal retention (contents stay hot for 25+ minutes) and handle strength (sustains 5kg pull force). We coordinate FCL sea freight from QINGDAO, with optional air freight for urgent restocks. Lead time: 30 days for solid colors, 40 days for reactive glazes.