Super Large Glasses

Providing promotional merchandise that genuinely surprises people is a proven way to increase brand recall. Oversized glassware achieves exactly this by taking a familiar object and presenting it on an unexpected scale. When used in a commercial setting or given as a corporate award, these massive vessels generate immediate interest and amusement. The novelty factor ensures they are kept on display or used for special occasions, providing long-term visibility for your business.

The collection offers a focused selection of designs that cater to different promotional strategies. From outfitting a nightclub for a special promotion to sourcing unique centrepieces for a gala dinner, the available options deliver both quality and scale. The range includes:

• Balloon Style: A classic rounded profile offering a 1400ml capacity.
• Florence Design: An elegant 1800ml glass with a stylish, sweeping bowl.
• Murphy Design: A robust 1800ml option that provides excellent stability.

To ensure these items effectively represent your company, customisation is essential. We offer precision printing and elegant etching to apply your logo directly to the glass surface. This branding transforms a fun novelty item into a powerful marketing tool that proudly displays your corporate identity.

Things People Ask

What is the largest glass available in this category?
Both the Florence and Murphy designs offer our maximum capacity of 1800ml. The Balloon style is slightly smaller at 1400ml.

Can these be used as display pieces?
Yes, their impressive size makes them excellent centrepieces or display items for corporate events and retail promotions.

How will my logo look on such a large glass?
Because of the expansive surface area, your logo will be highly visible. We use professional printing or etching to ensure the final result is crisp and clear.

Are these glasses stable when filled?
Despite their massive capacity, each glass is designed with a proportionate base and stem to provide proper balance and stability during use.