Custom Printed
Paper Tableware
YOUR BRAND. YOUR COLLECTION.
Put your design on paper cups, plates and napkins. Build a custom brief around your artwork, product formats and packing, from one item to a coordinated table.
Make It Your Own
- Your logo or original pattern
- Product formats and dimensions
- Colour and artwork references
- Pack counts and presentation
Plan with PAPLUNO
- A factory-founded brand
- China headquarters, Thailand branch
- Separate specifications for each item
- Sample and artwork review points

Company-owned factories in China and Thailand.
CHOOSE YOUR PRODUCT
One Design. Your Choice of Tableware.
Start with a single product or bring the range together. Select an item to begin your brief.
SPECIFICATIONS
Start with the Details.
| Product range | Printed paper cups, plates and napkins; coordinated collection briefs. |
|---|---|
| Cup dimensions | Top Ø × base Ø × height: 3″ × 2″ × 3.5″; 3″ × 2″ × 3.8″; 3.2″ × 2″ × 4.5″. Capacity is confirmed separately. |
| Napkin sizes | Dessert Napkins: 9.8″ × 9.8″; Dinner Napkins: 13″ × 13″. Confirm the measurement basis and folded / unfolded dimensions. |
| Paper plate formats | Explore the supplied catalogue references; confirm selected shape, size and construction for the order. |
| Artwork & colour | Authorised files, the product template, colour reference and an agreed proof or sample. |
| Materials & surfaces | Paperboard, ply, weight, coating / lining and intended-use requirements are confirmed per product. |
| Packing | Describe pack counts, labels, retail presentation and carton requirements. |
| Commercial terms | MOQ, sample arrangements, pricing and delivery timing are agreed in the quotation. |
Plan Your Project
with PAPLUNO.
Your Design
A logo, original pattern or collection theme starts the brief.
A Coordinated Range
Connect cups, plates and napkins with a shared design direction.
Agreed References
Keep specifications, artwork and sample review together.
Company-Owned Factories
China headquarters and a Thailand branch, with owned factories in both countries.
BUILD THE CUSTOMIZATION BRIEF
Explore the Details That Make It Yours.
Use the five topics below to shape your requirements. Available processes and options are agreed for the actual project.
Your Artwork, Ready for the Product.
Start with the design. Agree the print method and template for the selected item during quotation.

Logo-led Designs
Share your authorised logo, clear-space rules and preferred placement. Review how it sits on the actual cup, plate or folded napkin.
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Patterns & Collections
Bring a repeat pattern or seasonal theme. Adapt its scale and orientation separately for each product in your collection.
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Colour References
Include colour references and any important brand shades. Agree a review reference on the proposed paper and finish.
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Artwork & Proofs
Confirm file versions, layout, trim boundaries and approval points before the artwork becomes an order reference.
Add to My Brief →Connect the Surface to Its Use.
Describe the intended conditions first. Construction and suitable coating or lining options require product-specific confirmation.

Cup Lining Requirements
Specify the intended drink, temperature and contact time. Request the proposed cup construction and supporting information.
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Plate Surface Requirements
Describe the food, serving conditions and handling needs. Review the surface and relevant test information for the proposed plate.
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Napkin Construction
Confirm paper composition, ply, fold and the feel you want. Review the actual napkin reference alongside the printed design.
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Evidence & Sample Review
Connect any surface requirement with the exact product, destination and sample. Agree what will be checked before approval.
Add to My Brief →Specify the Ink Information You Need.
Keep ink documentation, colour review and finished-product requirements connected to the actual order.

Ink Specification
Ask which ink is proposed for your selected paper and printing process. Record any composition or purchasing requirements in the brief.
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Owner-supplied ink report · 2024
Supplied Ink Test
A January 2024 SGS record is available for an identified ink sample. Its element-migration scope is explained in the document library.
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Colour on the Actual Paper
A colour reference should be reviewed on the agreed substrate. Discuss the proof and physical reference you need for approval.
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Intended-use Requirements
State the destination market and intended use. Ask which records relate to the proposed finished product, rather than relying on ink information alone.
Add to My Brief →Agree the Appearance. Review the Reference.
Describe the result you want. Supported finishes and their relationship to the product are confirmed during quotation.

Surface Appearance
Share a visual reference for the look you prefer. Discuss the finish that can be proposed for your product and artwork.
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Placement & Detail
Identify important borders, motifs and wording. Agree their position around rims, seams and folds using the selected template.
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Feel & Handling
Describe the texture and handling you want from the item. Use an actual sample to review the agreed construction.
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Sample Comparison
Keep the accepted sample, artwork version and finish description together. Record changes before approving the order.
Add to My Brief →Choose the Construction for Your Brief.
Paperboard, ply and other material details are agreed for each item. A design image does not establish the construction.

Paper for Cups
Confirm paperboard, weight and any lining or coating for the intended drink. Keep capacity and dimensions as separate specification points.
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Paperboard for Plates
Discuss size, shape, paperboard weight and surface requirements. Review a proposed sample for the serving conditions you describe.
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Paper & Ply for Napkins
Confirm composition, ply, weight, fold and both opened and folded dimensions for the selected napkin.
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Sourcing Records
Request relevant sourcing information for the material being quoted. Review the date and scope of any certificate copy in the library.
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