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| Three-Quarter Hero Shot | three-quarter-hero | — | 0 | Yes |
| Straight-On Front View | straight-front | — | 0 | — |
| Lifestyle Hand-Holding Shot | lifestyle-hand-hold | — | 0 | — |
| Print Surface Detail Close-Up | surface-detail | — | 0 | — |
| Overhead Lid and Straw View | overhead-lid | — | 0 | — |
| Low-Angle Premium Shot | low-angle-premium | — | 0 | — |
A standard 20oz skinny tumbler measures 8.25 inches tall (without lid) with a 2.9-inch bottom diameter. The straight cylindrical body weighs approximately 10.572 oz empty. It fits most standard vehicle cup holders due to its narrow profile.
A skinny tumbler has a narrow, straight cylindrical body (approximately 2.9 inches in diameter) compared to a regular tumbler's wider, often tapered shape. The skinny form factor fits standard cup holders and provides a taller, slimmer print surface area. Both typically hold 20oz and use double-wall vacuum insulation.
SudoMock's tumbler mockup templates are PSD files with Smart Object layers, rendered programmatically via API. You supply your design as a PNG or JPEG image URL, and the API returns a composited mockup in WebP, PNG, or JPEG format at up to 10,000px resolution. No Photoshop installation is required.
Yes. SudoMock mockup templates are designed for commercial product listings on Etsy, Shopify, Amazon, and other marketplaces. The rendered output images are yours to use in your store listings, social media, and advertising.
Upload your full-wrap design (sized to approximately 9.5 inches wide by 8.25 inches tall for a 20oz skinny tumbler) to SudoMock via API or the Dashboard Playground. The rendering engine composites the design onto the white tumbler surface using Normal blend mode, wrapping it across the visible cylindrical area shown in each camera angle.
For a 20oz skinny tumbler, sublimation paper is typically cut to approximately 9.3 inches wide by 8.25 inches tall to cover the full wrap area. Some crafters add a small overlap of 0.25 inches. This matches the tumbler's circumference and height without lid.
This mockup matches the 20oz straight skinny tumbler form factor used by Stanley, Polar Camel, ORCA, Hogg, and MakerFlo blanks. Any 20oz tumbler with a straight (non-tapered) cylindrical body, 8.25-inch height, and 2.9-inch base diameter will correspond to this template's proportions.
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The global print-on-demand market reached approximately $10 billion in 2024 and is projected to grow at a 25% annual rate through 2033 (Shopify, 2024).
POD sellers rely on product mockups for every listing; tumbler mockups are a core drinkware category within this market.
High-volume POD sellers have over 500 listings on average and published approximately 67 new listings before reaching $1K in gross merchandise value (Printify, 2026).
At this volume, manual mockup creation is impractical. API-driven rendering at $0.002 per image enables catalog-scale tumbler mockup generation.
Top sellers publish ten new listings every week on average (Printify, 2026).
Consistent listing velocity requires automated mockup workflows, particularly for products like skinny tumblers with full-wrap designs.
Individual creators record the highest 27.20% CAGR to 2031 in the POD market (Mordor Intelligence, 2026).
Independent sublimation crafters and Etsy sellers are the fastest-growing segment, and skinny tumbler mockups are a staple of their product catalogs.
More than 228,000 active stores seek zero-stock fulfillment in the print-on-demand model (Mordor Intelligence, 2026).
Each of these stores needs product imagery for drinkware listings; mockup templates eliminate the need for physical product photography.
“Converting traffic to sales has a lot to do with the photos. First, the catalog photo must make someone click. Then the detail shots on each product page must convince them to add to cart.”
“Good product photography remains a crucial aspect of selling online.”
“We render about 400 tumbler mockups a week across six designs. The café lifestyle angles get the highest click-through rate on Etsy compared to plain studio shots. Having the hand-holding angle and the tabletop hero in the same template set saves us from sourcing multiple files.”
“For skinny tumblers, the straight-on front view is the one that matters most for wrap design proofing. Customers want to see exactly how their artwork maps across the cylindrical surface. The overhead lid shot is useful for showing the complete product, but the front view does the selling.”
“Tumbler mockups are among the most requested product templates for print-on-demand and dropshipping businesses, with 20oz skinny tumblers being a core product category for sublimation sellers.”
“The 20oz skinny tumbler is a standard sublimation blank with a straight cylindrical body that accommodates full-wrap designs when properly sized to the tumbler's 8.25-inch height and approximately 9-inch circumference.”
“Software platforms held 69.65% of the print-on-demand market share in 2025, reflecting the industry's shift toward API-driven automation and programmatic product visualization.”
This mockup template set presents a white 20oz stainless steel skinny tumbler photographed across six angles inside a warm, sunlit café. The setting features reclaimed barn wood tables, exposed brick walls, open wooden shelving lined with mugs and jars, and an espresso machine visible in the background with a "Coffee & Creative" sign mounted above it. Natural morning light streams through large windows on the right side of the frame, casting warm golden tones and soft shadows across the wood grain surface. The tumbler itself is plain white with a cylindrical straight-wall body, a stainless steel rim at the top, and a clear plastic sliding lid with a metal straw.
The three-quarter hero shot positions the tumbler at roughly 45 degrees on the wooden table, with lifestyle props arranged nearby: a brown leather-bound notebook embossed with "Notes," an open journal, a pair of white wireless earbuds with a gray "audio+" charging case, and a pen. The tumbler's full height, slim profile, clear lid, and metal straw are all visible, with warm window light catching the stainless steel rim.
The straight-on front view shows the tumbler centered on the table edge with no props. This angle captures the complete vertical print surface from base to lid. The lid in this shot appears to be a flat gray silicone style rather than the clear plastic version, and the full powder-coated white body is unobstructed. Warm backlight from the window creates a soft halo behind the tumbler.
The lifestyle hand-holding shot features a woman, approximately late 20s, with warm olive skin, shoulder-length wavy chestnut-brown hair with natural highlights, and small gold hoop earrings. She wears a light-wash denim jacket over a white top and sits at the same wooden table with a silver laptop open in front of her. She holds the tumbler naturally in her right hand at mid-torso height, with a relaxed, direct gaze toward the camera. The clear sliding lid and metal straw are visible at the top of the tumbler.
The surface detail close-up is a tight shot of the tumbler's mid-section, filling most of the frame. The white surface here has a glossy, smooth finish rather than matte, and the cylindrical curve of the body is prominent. The clear lid sits at the very top of frame, and the stainless steel band between the lid and the white body is visible. This angle shows the surface quality a sublimation or wrap design would be printed onto.
The overhead lid view looks down at the tumbler from above at roughly a 60-degree angle. The clear plastic lid with its central straw opening and white rubber grommet is the focal point. The metal straw extends upward from the center. The tumbler's tapered body recedes downward in perspective, sitting on the same barn wood surface.
The low-angle shot is taken from slightly below table height, looking upward at the tumbler. This angle makes the tumbler appear taller. The lid in this shot is a flat white style with a built-in handle, and the metal straw exits at an angle. The warm café background with its shelves and espresso machine is softly blurred behind.
This template matches the standard 20oz skinny tumbler form factor: 8.25 inches tall without lid, 2.9 inches bottom diameter, double-wall vacuum insulated 304 18/8 food-grade stainless steel. The real product weighs 10.572 oz, includes a clear sliding lid and 11-inch straw, and fits most standard cup holders. It keeps drinks cold for 24 hours and hot for 12 hours. The white surface serves as the design placement zone for SudoMock's rendering engine.
This mockup matches blanks from Stanley, YETI, Polar Camel, ORCA, and Hogg 20oz skinny tumbler lines. Sublimation crafters using Polar Camel white tumblers or MakerFlo 20oz skinny blanks will find the proportions and surface area consistent with those products.
SudoMock's drinkware library also includes white ceramic mug mockups in modern office and cozy reading nook settings, white enamel camping mug mockups in coastal and industrial loft environments, and white stainless steel water bottle mockups across multiple angles. Browse all drinkware templates at sudomock.com/mockups.
The white tumbler surface is the Smart Object target area. SudoMock's rendering engine composites user designs onto this surface using Normal blend mode, suitable for the hard, smooth stainless steel body. The glossy and matte surface variations across angles allow sellers to represent different tumbler finishes. Rendering is available via REST API at $0.002 per render or through the visual Dashboard Playground.