Wholesale Tea Cups

What kind of wholesale tea cups can I find on CREOATE?

From classic to contemporary designs, offer your customers a variety of options. Whether you’re the owner of a speciality kitchenware store or a cafe, make sure you’re properly stocked up to meet the needs of tea and coffee enthusiasts everywhere. While you’re at it, browse our vast selection of teas, with suppliers providing everything from the ever-popular black tea, elegant Earl Grey, green tea blends, spicy chai, and gentle oolong. You’ll also find herbal tea blends for those who’d rather keep things caffeine-free. Whether loose leaf, in tea bags, or samples — you’re sure to find what you’re looking for on CREOATE.

FAQs

Are the wholesale tea cups on CREOATE made from high-quality materials?

On CREOATE, you’ll find our selection encompasses a wide range of styles, such as classic white porcelain, hand-painted ceramics, modern minimalist designs, and elegant bone china. All are crafted from high-quality materials to ensure durability and aesthetic appeal. Unhappy with the quality of a set you’ve purchased? Make the most of our free 60-day returns on all purchases from sellers you’ve never shopped with before. Whether it’s a quality issue, or simply not a good fit for your store, if it’s within the 60-day timeframe, you can send it back for a full refund.

Do sellers offer fragile packaging options for their tea cups?

Our suppliers are extremely experienced when it comes to shipping fragile goods, and will certainly pack your purchases with care in protective packaging. Of course, accidents can happen. If any of your items get broken in the post, feel free to contact our customer support team, and they will be more than happy to help you out.

What is the recommended profit margin when selling tea cups?

Pricing home and drinkware often depends on the style, brand, materials, and of course, the wholesale price you paid. On CREOATE, sellers suggest a recommended retail price, or RRP you can use as a guide. However, when it comes to pricing your tea cups, we would generally suggest a profit margin of around 45 – 50%.