Mugs
Make your music part of a fan’s daily coffee ritual. Add colourful artwork, a favourite lyric or an inside joke to a mug — an easy gift without sizing guesswork. Printed on demand with Fanbace, without holding stock.
Make your music part of a fan’s daily coffee ritual. Add colourful artwork, a favourite lyric or an inside joke to a mug — an easy gift without sizing guesswork. Printed on demand with Fanbace, without holding stock.
A mug makes your music part of a fan’s daily coffee or tea ritual. It gives your artwork a place on a desk or kitchen shelf and offers something for fans who prefer useful objects to clothing.
There is no clothing size to guess. A favourite lyric, an album reference or an inside joke can make the gift feel personal. Choose a design that connects with your audience and works as an everyday object.
Clear lettering and recognisable images are useful starting points. A short lyric is easier to read than a full verse, while colourful artwork can create a small collectible. Check the printable area and the design’s position relative to the handle.
An 11 US fluid ounce mug holds approximately 325 ml, or 0.325 litres. This describes capacity, not weight. Check the individual product dimensions if you are choosing gift packaging or planning a display.
Follow the care instructions supplied for the specific printed mug. A ceramic body alone does not confirm that its coating and decoration are dishwasher- or microwave-safe.
Yes. Display the Fanbace QR code for your mug or store and let fans order online. You can keep selling at shows and on the road without transporting mugs, or use the code when your merch-table stock sells out.
If you prefer physical stock, you can buy merchandise through Fanbace at competitive prices. Use protective packaging when transporting it.
Fanbace dispatches orders within 2–5 days. Production close to the customer helps shorten delivery journeys and reduce shipping costs. The dispatch window does not include the subsequent delivery time.
Fanbace is free for bands, artists and creatives to use. You can offer mugs without buying inventory upfront; product and fulfilment costs still apply to orders.
