Double-Walled Stainless Steel Coffee Cup with Saucer and Spoon, Matte, 300 ml (10.1 fl oz)

Metal mugs are hot to the touch

You pour coffee into a stainless steel mug and can't touch it for two minutes. This mug is double-walled: there is an air gap between the inner and outer walls that prevents heat from passing through. The outside remains touchable while the coffee inside stays hot.

What makes the set practical for daily use

• Double-walled construction: The air gap between the walls slows down heat transfer to the outside. This prevents you from burning your fingers and keeps the coffee hotter for longer than in a single-walled mug.
• Saucer with recessed ring indentation: The base of the cup sits in the recess and locks into place. When carrying it from the kitchen counter to the sofa, the cup doesn't slide around on the saucer.
• Angular wire handle: It is spaced away from the hot wall and offers space for two fingers. Your hand stays away from the cup body.
• Brushed matte finish: The fine texture scatters light and shows fingerprints significantly less than polished stainless steel.
• Stainless steel instead of ceramic: Cannot chip or break if the cup falls over or lands on tiles. This also makes it suitable for patios and camping.
• Capacity 300 ml (10.1 fl oz): Designed for latte macchiatos, cappuccinos, and large cups of tea.

Suitable for morning coffee at home, for patios and gardens where ceramic breaks, for holiday apartments and guest rooms, for office kitchens with shared crockery, and for industrial or minimalist-style interiors.

How to keep the matte surface looking good

The enemy of the brushed surface are abrasive cleaners and metal sponges – they break through the fine grain and leave shiny spots that cannot be restored. Wash the set by hand in warm water with mild dish soap and dry it immediately with a soft cloth, as drying water drops can leave limescale stains on stainless steel. Wipe in the direction of the brushed texture, not across it. Due to its double-walled construction, the cup is not microwave-safe; for the same effect, it can be pre-warmed briefly with hot water before pouring.

Afterward, your coffee is no longer in a mug you have to set down – it's in a set you can keep in your hand.