Our game-changing 20oz Skinny Edge Tumbler is designed exclusively for sublimation. Why settle for ordinary when you can have extraordinary? Our cutting-edge tumbler ensures your personalized designs go beyond the boundaries, extending all the way to the bottom edge with clarity and brilliance. Yes, say goodbye to limitations and faded designs caused by curved bottoms. This is the ultimate canvas for your imagination.

Key Features that Set Our Skinny Edge Tumbler Apart:

1. Seamless Sublimation: Unlike traditional curved-bottom tumblers, our straight-edge design ensures your artwork remains pristine, maintaining its vibrancy and crispness from top to bottom. No more worries about fading or distorted designs – just pure, stunning results.

3. Premium Stainless Steel: Crafted with the highest quality stainless steel, our tumblers guarantee exceptional durability and resistance to wear and tear. Rest assured; your masterpieces will stand the test of time.

5. Sleek and Elegant: Our 20oz Skinny Edge Tumbler combines form and function effortlessly. Its slender silhouette not only offers a comfortable grip but also exudes modern elegance, making it the perfect accessory for any occasion.

7. Endless Customization: Express yourself in every detail. Whether it s for personal use, a unique gift, or a thriving business venture, our tumbler serves as a blank canvas for your creativity to shine. The possibilities are boundless.

8. FREE wrap template included with this purchase or CLICK HERE to purchase the wrap template separately.

   More features:

   • Double-Wall
   • Vacuum Insulated
   • Clear Sliding Lid
   • Clear Straw
   • Comes individually boxed
   • Coated for Sublimation
   • Glittery
   • BPA FREE
   • Straight
   • Flat Bottom Edge

   • Need a replacement lid for this? CLICK HERE

     *Please note, by purchasing an item for sublimation you are acknowledging and agreeing to the following:

     The Stainless Depot is not responsible for any technical issues related to the sublimation process such as using the wrong settings, equipment, ink, not wrapping the image tightly, and so on.