Large stubby holders are made for drink formats that sit outside standard can sizes. The range covers holders for 750ml beer bottles, wine bottles, water bottles and multi-can packs, so each product is built around larger shapes and taller profiles.
The main difference in this category is how each holder is sized and cut. A wine bottle holder is shaped for taller glass bottles, while a 750ml beer bottle holder suits a narrower long-neck style. Water bottle holders are built for wider everyday drink bottles, and multi-can holders are designed to wrap around grouped cans rather than a single item.
Because these products deal with larger formats, fit becomes more important. A closer fit keeps the holder in place and improves grip when the drink is being carried or used at an event. Multi-can styles focus more on holding shape and balance, while bottle styles focus on insulation and handling.
Construction varies across the range depending on use. Some holders are flexible so they can fold flat and be handed out easily, while others hold their structure to support heavier bottles or grouped cans. The choice depends on how the holder will be used during the promotion or event.
Branding is applied to the outer surface using printing or sublimation. Printing is placed on visible outer panels, while sublimation allows full colour designs to cover the outside area where the holder is seen during use.
These are used at wineries, brewery promotions, outdoor events and gift packs where larger drink formats are being served. They are selected when the drink size itself is part of the experience and a regular stubby holder will not fit.
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What drink sizes do large stubby holders fit?
The range includes holders for 750ml beer bottles, wine bottles, water bottles and multi-can packs. Each holder is made for a specific format so the fit matches the container it is designed for.
How do I choose between bottle and multi-can holders?
Choose a bottle holder when you are promoting a single larger drink such as wine or a long-neck beer. Multi-can holders are used when several cans are grouped together and need to be carried as one unit.
How is branding applied?
Branding is applied to the outer surface using printing or sublimation. The artwork sits on the outside panels so it remains visible while the holder is being used or carried.
Would these be used for events or promotions?
Yes. They are commonly used for wine events, brewery promotions and outdoor functions where larger drink formats are served. The holder becomes part of the presentation and is often kept after the event.
