Glass Holders

From a plain midi sleeve through to a lidded schooner and a fold-flat pint, these custom glass holders cover the glasses Aussie bars pour most. The midi and schooner holders are cut from thick neoprene and glued at the seams, shaped to the taper of the glass so they grip instead of sliding off. Each comes in an open version and one with a lid that hinges over the rim. The pint holder is a lighter build in thinner neoprene, stitched at the seams for strength, and it squashes flat when there's no glass in it. Every style ships bulk packed.

This isn't a can cooler squeezed over a glass and hoping for the best. It's for the bowls club member sitting through a long Sunday pennant match with a schooner beside the green. The sleeve holds the glass properly, the beer stays colder through the afternoon, and the lid closes when the flies turn up. For cans in the clubhouse fridge, the club's stubby holders do that job.

Most branded glass holders here can be printed or sublimated, and sublimation can wrap a full colour design right around the sleeve. Give them a rinse and let them air dry before stacking them away.

Before You Order

Are custom glass holders a good giveaway for sports clubs?
Yes, members watching from the sidelines get a sleeve that keeps their schooner colder through a long afternoon game. The lidded style suits outdoor grounds, where it closes over the rim to keep flies out between plays.

Which glass holder is best for a brewery tasting day?
The midi holder is the best fit for a tasting day, because it's cut for a smaller glass than the schooner. Visitors get a dry, firm grip on each pour while they wander between the tanks and food trucks.

Do these work for wedding guests at outdoor receptions?
They do, as guests holding a midi or schooner through photos and speeches get a drink that stays colder and a hand that stays dry. Lidded styles let them cover the glass when they head onto the dance floor.

Would a pub with limited storage be better off with the pint holder?
Yes, the collapsible pint holder folds flat when empty, so bar staff can stack plenty of them under the counter. Its thinner neoprene and stitched seams hold up to being folded and pulled over pint glasses shift after shift.