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Custom Flasks

Australian catalogue reference: from A$10.90 AUD ex-GST at 100,000+ units on Mirage Vacuum Flask with Laser Etched Finish.

Minimum orders from 50 units, depending on the item; the From-price quantity is a separate threshold. Setup and freight quoted separately. Confirm the complete price and production schedule for your quantity and destination.

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Sense2 supplies finished branded vacuum flasks and food flasks, from compact food flasks and steel bottles under three hundred millilitres to six-hundred-millilitre travel sizes, hip flask gift sets and recycled steel models from Ocean Bottle. Branding runs from single-colour pad print and screen print to laser engraving and full-colour digital print, depending on the model chosen. Sizes and print areas vary widely, so match the flask to the hand and the logo to the space before ordering.

Best for
corporate gifts and welcome packs that get carried daily, outdoor, travel and event programmes where insulation matters, gift sets pairing a flask with a mug or opener keyring
Branding options
single-colour pad print on most models, laser engraving for a durable, tactile mark, full-colour digital print on selected models only, screen print and digital print on the gift-set range
Popular styles
stainless steel with vacuum insulation, recycled steel on Ocean Bottle models, gift-boxed sets with paired accessories
MOQ
Minimum orders from 50 units, depending on the item; the From-price quantity is a separate threshold.
Delivery
United States; freight quoted per order
Price range
Australian catalogue reference: from A$10.90 AUD ex-GST at 100,000+ units on Mirage Vacuum Flask with Laser Etched Finish.

15 products match this collection.

How to choose

Start with capacity and context. A small food flask suits desk lunches and short trips; larger vacuum bottles fit site work, travel and all-day events. Check the listed dimensions against the intended use, because a wide food flask carries soup while a slim bottle rides a cup holder. Gift sets arrive boxed with a mug or opener keyring, which changes the presentation and the freight profile, so weigh that against a plain single flask when budget is tight.

Then match the branding to the surface. Print areas differ sharply between models, from a small square on the compact flasks to a tall panel on the six-hundred-millilitre bottle. Engraving suits steel where you want a mark that sits in the material; pad print handles simple one-colour logos; full-colour digital print is only available on selected models. Confirm the method your chosen flask supports, keep artwork inside the stated print size, and approve the digital proof before production. Setup and freight are quoted separately, so ask for a quote covering the exact model and quantity you need.

Compare your options

TypeBest forBrand feelTypical use
Compact vacuum flask, around three hundred millilitresdesk use, short commutes and lightweight welcome packsrestrained and practical; a small mark sits well on the steeldaily office hydration and small branded gifts
Large vacuum bottle, six hundred millilitressite crews, travel programmes and all-day eventsbold; the tall print area carries a larger logo or full-colour artworkoutdoor work, gyms and long-shift teams
Food flasks, including quick-release modelslunches, soup on site and school or care settingswarm and domestic; engraving reads well on the wide bodymeal transport where a wide mouth matters
Gift sets with mug or opener keyringsettlement gifts, end-of-year thanks and executive handoverspremium; boxed presentation, with branding positions confirmed per setformal gifting where the unboxing counts

Frequently asked questions

How do I choose between a drink flask and a food flask?

Match the mouth to the contents. A food flask has a wide opening for soup, stews and solid meals, while a drink flask keeps a narrow spout for pouring. Capacity also matters: the listed range runs from small quick-release food flasks up to large bottles, so pick the size people will actually carry.

What artwork constraints apply to flask branding?

Print areas are small and vary by model, from roughly a thirty-five-millimetre strip on compact bottles to a tall panel on the largest. Simple, high-contrast logos survive best under pad print or engraving. Full-colour digital print exists only on selected models, so confirm the supported method and keep artwork inside the stated print size.

What are the minimums, and how do I get a quote?

Minimums and pricing are set per model and confirmed at quote stage, so submit your chosen flask, quantity and branding method and Sense2 will price the finished branded product. Setup and freight are quoted separately. Ask for the quote in writing before committing so there are no surprises on the invoice.

How should I plan timing for a flask order?

Work backwards from your event or handover date and leave room for proof approval plus production plus freight. Approving the digital proof promptly is the step most often delayed, so have final artwork ready when you request the quote. If your deadline is fixed, say so up front so the schedule can be checked against it.

What should I check about materials and care?

Most flasks here are stainless steel with vacuum insulation, with some models built from partly recycled stainless; the hip flask set is uninsulated. Linings, seals and finishes differ between models, so ask for the item-specific care and use instructions for the exact flask you select, including cleaning guidance and any lid-seal notes, rather than relying on general assumptions about steel bottles.

How does the digital proof and ordering process work?

Once you confirm the model, quantity and branding method, Sense2 prepares a digital proof showing your logo placed within the print area. Production begins only after you approve that proof in writing. Review placement, size and colour carefully at proof stage, because changes after approval can reset the schedule.

Twist the lid, feel the seal

Watch someone receive a good flask and the first thing they do is unscrew it. Thumb on the knurling, a half turn, then the soft exhale of pressure releasing. They tip it, feel the weight, run a palm down the steel. If the lid seats cleanly and the body feels honest in the hand, the flask goes into the daily bag. If it wobbles or sweats, it migrates to the back of a shelf within a fortnight. Your logo rides on whichever outcome wins. That is why the model choice matters more than the mark: a flask that gets carried puts your name in a meeting, on a trail, at a desk, day after day. Choose the one people will actually use.

When people reach for these

  • A site crew working through winter

    A large vacuum bottle with an engraved logo keeps drinks hot across a long shift and gets refilled at the same tap every morning.

  • An end-of-year client gift

    A boxed flask and mug gift set with your logo on the flask turns a thank-you into something that stays on the recipient's desk.

  • A school or care programme

    A wide-mouth food flask carries soup or porridge to school or site, with a small pad-printed or engraved logo on the body.

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