What reusable cup sizes should a café sell?

Stock 227ml for 8oz flat whites and 340ml for 12oz lattes and cappuccinos, matching the pours baristas already make.

What is Fressko's café minimum in Australia?

Fressko Australia lists a 50-unit café minimum. Confirm the current wholesale quote before promising a launch date.

Can café merchandise make a 50 percent margin?

It can, but only after counting the landed unit cost: product, branding, setup, proofing and freight. Use the actual quote rather than assuming a headline margin.

Should a Melbourne café stock Fressko Bino, Camino or both?

Match Fressko Bino 227ml and Camino 340ml to the café's actual small and regular pours, customer preferences and shelf space. Both sizes may be useful, but demand should guide quantities. These are editorial stocking suggestions, not evidence of measured Melbourne sales or guaranteed sell-through.

Is a 50 percent margin the same as a 50 percent markup on Fressko café merchandise?

No. For hypothetical Fressko merchandise costing $25 landed and selling for $50 on the same tax basis, gross margin is 50 percent but markup is 100 percent. Margin divides gross profit by selling price; markup divides it by cost. Real quotes and retail prices must replace these illustrative numbers.

What artwork should a café prepare for a branded Fressko order?

Ask Fressko for the current artwork requirements for the chosen café product and decoration method before commissioning a design. First-party terms checked in September 2026 referenced vector or PSD artwork. Submit an approved proof and confirm placement, costs and production timing rather than assuming any logo file is usable.

How can a café test demand for Fressko merchandise before a larger order?

Collect customer interest, preferred Fressko cup sizes and acceptable prices before committing; compare that evidence with the current order minimum and landed cost. Use transparent expressions of interest rather than promising stock or taking non-refundable payments without clear terms. We do not claim a pilot guarantees profitable sales.

The best branded reusable cups for cafés

Editorial recommendation · Sources and limitations below

What branded reusable cups should a café sell?

A café should lead its reusable shelf with the Fressko Camino 340ml because it matches a standard 12oz latte or cappuccino; add Bino 227ml for 8oz pours. Fressko Australia's café programme lists a 50-unit minimum, so cafés can start with a focused size and colour edit.

EvidenceFressko Australia café terms and cup capacities checked 23 September 2026; margin must be calculated from each café's landed quote.

Our pick

Fressko Camino 340ml

89/100

Brand: Fressko
Capacity: 340ml
Insulated: Yes
Price: AUD44.95

Read the full Fressko Camino 340ml review →

Runner-up

Fressko Bino 227ml

The matching 8oz option for flat whites, piccolos and cortados.

Scored 88/100.

See the Fressko Bino 227ml →

How we decided

Every product carries one 0–100 overall score built from the same six sub-scores: seal integrity, thermal performance, cleanability, materials safety, repairability and cost per year of ownership. Category-specific weightings are published on each product page.

The Reusable Edit is independent and takes no payment for coverage. Outbound retail links are affiliate-tracked; commissions never change a score or a ranking.

Sources & evidence

Every verdict on this page is traceable to the 5 references below — our own bench testing, manufacturer documentation and independent published testing. Where evidence is thin, we say so in the text rather than rounding up.

The Reusable Edit bench testing protocol — seal, thermal decay and cleanability methodology. reusableedit.com/about
The Reusable Edit lead-free reusable drinkware comparison — brand-by-brand base-seal construction. reusableedit.com/comparisons/lead-free-reusable-drinkware
Fressko product documentation — materials, capacities and care instructions (manufacturer).
The Reusable Edit Bench Lab — Edit Score methodology and per-product measurements. reusableedit.com/lab
UK Government / WRAP guidance on reusable cup break-even use counts and life-cycle comparison.