What to send for a quote
Start with cup size and intended use
Describe the capacity, cup color, and intended serving conditions. A stock 7 oz or 16 oz cup listing does not establish that the same model is available for printing; the team will confirm the proposed custom cup.
Make the design brief specific
Tell us whether artwork is ready, how many colors the design uses, and which parts of the cup you want printed. The supported print area, artwork format, and any design preparation are confirmed for the selected option.
Plan the complete order
Share your requested quantity, destination, and target date. Ask us about order sizes, setup costs, packaging details, and the production schedule as part of the quote. Keep any required lids or accessories in the same brief.
Confirm the final specification
Review the quoted cup, intended use, artwork review steps, and delivery arrangements with the team. If a specification changes, have the quote updated before proceeding with the order.
Ordering questions
Can Gokul supply custom-printed plastic cups?+
Yes. Send a quote request with your preferred cup size, quantity, design, and destination. The sales team will confirm the available cup and printing setup.
Can any cup in the stock catalog be customized?+
Not automatically. Stock cup listings and custom-print options need separate confirmation. Tell the team which size and format you want so they can confirm the available option.
Can I request a sample or artwork proof?+
Include that request in your project brief. The team will confirm what review or sample options are available for the quoted cup and any associated terms.
Will submitting this form place an order?+
No. It creates a quote inquiry for the sales team. Product specifications, pricing, artwork, and timing need to be confirmed before you proceed with an order.
Start your custom quote
Send quantity and artwork status. Sales follows up with specs, price, and timing. No payment until you approve.