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Tea and Coffee Mugs in Dubai
The cup changes the drink more than most people expect. A thin walled espresso cup keeps a short shot hot for the minute it takes to finish. A heavy stoneware mug holds warmth through a long morning. A glass vessel shows you the colour of an oolong as it develops. This section runs from AED 29 double wall glass cups to porcelain infusion mugs at AED 129, all designed to be used daily rather than kept in a cabinet.
Infusion Mugs with Built In Strainer and Lid
An infusion mug is a complete brewing setup in one piece: the mug, a removable strainer basket and a lid that keeps heat in while the tea steeps and then holds the wet basket once you lift it out. No teapot, no separate strainer, no dripping across the desk.
- Stoneware, 300ml, AED 99, in navy blue or yellow. A standard mug size for one strong cup.
- Stoneware, 475ml, AED 109, in green, navy blue, pale blue or yellow. For anyone who refills less often.
- Borosilicate glass, 450ml, AED 99. Watch the infusion develop and judge strength by colour.
- Porcelain Linnea and porcelain Amami, 350ml, AED 129 each. The pair that most often go out as gifts.
Stoneware is the heaviest of the three materials and holds heat longest, which suits slow drinkers and air conditioned offices where a drink cools quickly. Porcelain is lighter, takes a finer finish and stays completely neutral in flavour, which matters if you alternate between a smoky black tea and a delicate white tea. Glass adds nothing to the taste and gives you a visual cue for when to pull the basket.
Double Wall Glass Cups
Two layers of glass with a sealed air gap between them do two useful things: the drink loses heat more slowly and the outside stays cool enough to hold without a handle. The gap also stops condensation forming on the outside when you pour something cold, which is worth having during a Dubai summer.
- 100ml, AED 29. Espresso, Turkish coffee, or a small serving of a concentrated tea.
- 200ml, AED 39. Cappuccino, flat white, or a standard cup of tea.
They also make layered drinks look their best, which is why they are the usual choice for a matcha latte or an iced coffee where the milk and coffee stay distinct.
Care and Longevity
Rinse infusion baskets straight after use so tannins do not stain the mesh. Avoid pouring boiling water into a cold vessel that has been sitting in a refrigerated room, as sudden temperature swings are hard on glass and glazed ceramics alike. Warm the mug with a splash of hot water first, which also keeps your drink hot for longer. Check the individual product page for dishwasher and microwave guidance, since it varies by material, and keep opened tea in an airtight storage box rather than the bag it arrived in.
Delivery Across the UAE and GCC
Every mug is packed to protect it in transit. Delivery inside the UAE costs AED 20 on orders up to AED 200 and is free above that, with same day dispatch in Dubai for orders placed before 2:00 PM. GCC delivery is a flat AED 55, free above AED 500, arriving in three to seven days, as set out in our delivery policy. Pair a mug with any tea or coffee of your choice and we will pack the two together as a gift. If you need something for the commute instead, look at the thermoses and travel bottles.