Gifting is where a titanium range stops being a commodity and starts being a brand. This is the reasoning behind our twelve-piece holiday range, written for buyers who have to decide what to put in a gift box.
Why titanium works as a gift rather than a commodity
A gift has to feel like it was chosen, and material does most of that work. Grade 1 titanium is inert, so nothing taints what it touches, and the colour on the anodized pieces is an electrically grown oxide layer rather than paint or dye - it cannot flake into a drink or peel off in a dishwasher.
It also carries a weight story that reads as quality rather than cost. The 450 ml single-wall cup in this range is 58 g, the lidded 450 ml mug is 72.2 g, and the three-piece nesting set stacks to 191 g. Buyers engrave them because they last long enough to be worth marking.
What goes into the twelve-piece range
Warm drinks are the core: a 450 ml cup at 58 g with a folding D-handle, and two lidded 450 ml mugs at 72.2 g with a fitted titanium lid. These are the pieces that sell in pairs.
Then the sharing formats - a three-piece nesting set (450 ml kettle, 260 ml mug, 120 ml shot) that stacks into one 191 g bundle, a double-wall 450 ml bowl at 109 g that keeps food warm and stays cool outside, and anodized 235 mm chopsticks at 20 g.
Tea carries the premium tier: a conical 300 ml teapot (Φ105 × 85 mm) at 123 g, and a blue-rim set of 800 ml kettle plus 150 ml gaiwan plus 45 ml tea bowls at 200 g for the whole set. Stocking fillers stay small and light - a 5.3 g keychain with a bottle opener and 81 mm rainbow tweezers at 5 g.
Packaging, engraving and the food-safety question
Engraving, laser marking and printed gift boxes are standard across the range, so a retailer can put a brand name on the piece and a story on the box without a separate supplier.
The question buyers ask most is whether coloured titanium is safe to drink from. It is: the colour comes from anodising, which grows an inert oxide layer, not from a coating. Adding a two-line care card to the box is worth it for the same reason - most holiday returns come from heat tint or water spots that the customer assumes is damage.
Q4 lead time is the whole game
Seasonal stock is bought before the season, not during it, and there are three routes. Colourways held in the Baoji warehouse dispatch within 72 hours of payment. Private-label runs need a 5-10 day sample round first, with bulk production and freight on top. Mid-season top-ups can fly in small runs from 5 pieces per SKU.
MOQ is 5 pieces per SKU and mixing lines in one order is normal. Ask for the current availability sheet before locking a production run, and send your target quantity and destination on WhatsApp - we will come back with pricing, lead time and gift-packaging options.
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