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Read moreA takeaway cup gets used every day, so it should be one you actually like holding. Joco's glass cups make the morning coffee feel less like a transaction: you can see what you are drinking, the glass resists stains and etching, and the whole thing looks good on a desk.
The vessel is artisan blown borosilicate glass, chosen for its clarity and resistance to thermal shock. The lid and sleeve are silicone, and the lid has Joco's anti-splash nose dome, which leaves room for your nose so you can sip without tipping your head right back. The thermal sleeve keeps hands comfortable.
We stock the 6oz cup, which holds 177ml and fits standard barista sizing, so it suits a triple shot cappuccino, mocha or long black. Keep one in your bag or at your desk, and see our drinkware collection for the rest of the cupboard.
What size coffee fits a Joco 6oz cup?
The 6oz Joco cup holds 177ml, which suits a triple shot cappuccino, mocha or long black. It fits standard barista sizing, so most cafés can make your order straight into it.
What is a Joco cup made from?
The cup itself is artisan blown borosilicate glass, which resists thermal shock, stains and etching. The lid and sleeve are medical-grade silicone, and the sleeve protects your hands from the heat of the coffee.
What is the nose dome on the lid for?
The raised dome on Joco's anti-splash lid creates space for your nose, so you can drink without tilting your head back as far. It makes sipping on the move more comfortable and less messy.
How do I clean a Joco cup?
Take the lid and sleeve off and wash each part separately. Joco cups are dishwasher safe, and rinsing the lid straight after your coffee stops milk drying around the drinking hole.
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