Capacities range from about 12 ounces up to 20 ounces. Common sizes shown include 12, 12.5, 15, 16, 18, and 20 ounces.
Cups are made from a variety of materials: disposable options use paper or plastic, while reusable mugs come in stoneware, aluminum, borosilicate glass, and stainless steel.
Disposable hot cups commonly come in multi‑packs. Examples shown include 18 and 26 counts for paper cups and larger party packs such as 80 for plastic cups.
Examples mentioned include splash‑proof slider lids, leak‑resistant or snug‑fitting lids, secure snap‑style lids (common on some paper cups), and adjustable sip‑speed lids on insulated travel mugs. These are illustrative examples, not an exhaustive list.
Paper hot cups commonly feature insulated construction, non‑slip grips, or built‑in sleeves to help keep drinks warm and make holding the cup more comfortable.
Features highlighted to reduce spills include splash‑proof slider lids, leak‑resistant or snug‑fitting lids, and other close‑fitting lid designs.
