Hi Zazzle Community,
We’re thrilled to bring more glassware to the Zazzle marketplace. Head on over to Creator News to check out the announcement and let us know what you think!
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@James Any chance of dimensions please on the product page?
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Another note - ‘transfer this design’ transfers to the back of the rock glass and not the front - can easily swap it but it would be nice it if transfers to the front in the first instance
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Stemless wine glass: W 2.8" x L 3.2" x H 3.4"
Rock glass W 3.14" x L 3.14" x H 3.46"
Soda Can glass 3" Diameter x H5.5"
I will request for these to be added to the description.
Thank you.
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thank you!
I was really happy to see the generous design area on these new glasses … a full wrap-around and decent top-to-bottom coverage as well. Having the option of purchasing a single glass or multiples is also fantastic. Thanks Zazzle!
Hi @James
What is the printing process for this glassware? Etching, sublimation, etc. ?
Are they dishwasher safe or should they be handwashed only?
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Pricing is confusing.
Single defaults to base price, but states PER DRINKWARE SET (one is not a set)
OH … now I see … a set size of 1 , 2, or 4 is only available on create. After posting the buyer can select the number of sets: Qty 2 of a single set would be 2 glasses, Qty 2 of double set would be 4 glasses, and Qty 2 of a 4glass set would be 8 glasses.
So James’ post about filtering to the set designed for makes sense - where is this done???
@BKMuir when you are posting for sale under options
or if you forget (like I did)- go to edit- product merchandising- change options - select this set count only- click done to save
Marketing idea for these glasses and the stemless wine tumbler thermoses that have been discussed in the forum but not officially introduced
The tumblers made me remember the Jello parfaits that I made when I first started cooking. I poured a layer of Jello in glasses and tipped the glasses in the refrigerator. After they gelled, I poured a layer of a different color Jello and tipped them in the opposite direction. The third layer was gelled flat. You can put whipped cream between the layers.
You can also create McDonald’s style yogurt parfaits. https://www.soloyal.co/blog/deep-dives/what-happened-to-mcdonalds-yogurt-parfait
That led me to thinking about using the tumbler thermoses for taking parfaits to work, hiking, or other outdoor activities. They could also be used for cottage cheese, yogurt, and other refrigerated lunch items. Then, I remembered using thermoses for soup. It finally occured to me that the larger thermoses could be used for smoothies.
https://www.boneta.ca/keeping-food-hot-in-thermos/
I hope this helps marketing these items to increase sales of them for all of us.
Sorry I don’t have time to read all the replies but: isn’t there a bulk / volume discount available for this product?
Truly impressed. I’ve seen the video and the prints are amazing. Just beautiful. Love also the full-sized print area and that you can put different designs on the sets. Great addition.
Handwashed only and not microwave-safe. It’s mentioned in the product description. The prints look stunning, crisp and vibrant, and white is printed. Watch their video on YT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ojbsay-Nvhw
The light colored text appears to adopt a fine black outline once applied to the mockup. Will the text on the final product have a fine black outline?
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Is their a reduced royalty rate for the sets?
@James I would get rid of the grey outline on white/light text colors, this is confusing and misleading. Add a preview of a filled glass instead that can be used for such cases. The insitu are also too distracting and the glasses can be barely seen, plus on some pics, the glasses look cut & pasted on the surface, with a strange perspective. I would highen the contrast of the glasses’ contours to make them pop out a bit better, and use calmer backgrounds. Just a few thoughts. Cheers!
Edit: the outline issue applies also to transparent PNG and shapes. Please remove it or add a note that it’s for displaying purposes and doesn’t get printed.
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No. If you watch the video, you’ll see that the design is printed on a white underlay to make white and light colors not be semi/transparent. As on dark apparel. It’s done for displaying purposes so you see the contours of your light texts and objects (happens also to shapes and transparent PNG). Already suggested to replace this with a preview of a filled glass to use in such cases.
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I watched the video, my eyes must not be as good as yours, but I did not see a white underlay. Thanks for being so observant. 😉
My concern is the outline the customers see in the mockups and so I am glad you addressed the concern in more detain in your post.
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Look at the backside of the prints:
Yes, I have the same concerns. I would add glasses filled up with darker liquid, e.g. red wine and coke, and without insitu-scenery for a genuine on-the-fly depiction of design and text edits.
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having an odd problem, not sure what I’m doing wrong. I was trying to do a set of 2 stemless wine glass for a wedding couple with the bride’s name on one and the groom’s name on the other and for some reason this is not working, the same name appears on both glasses even if I add each name separately. This just seems like something that would be a feature that you would want on a wedding set, rather than to make each glass completely separately rather than as a set. The problem may of course be entirely on my end…if anyone has any tips on how to do it I would appreciate it. Thanks