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Neoprene or Foam

Neoprene koozies are the standard. The 3 mm scuba fabric stretches over a can, folds flat for shipping and takes a sharp one-color or full-color print on both sides. Foam koozies are the older style, cost a little less, and keep their shape when empty. Both insulate about the same. For a premium gift, a double-wall stainless steel can cooler keeps a can cold for hours and takes a laser-engraved logo that never wears off.

Can Sizes

A standard koozie fits a 12 oz can. Slim koozies fit 12 oz seltzer and energy drink cans. Bottle koozies are taller, and the zip-up styles seal around a 12 oz long-neck bottle. Some stainless steel coolers come with a lid so the same cooler works as a 12 oz tumbler. Check the size you need before you order, because a slim can swims inside a standard sleeve. Breweries and bars order custom beer koozies in both the can and the bottle styles.

Printing Your Design

Screen printing in one or two colors is the economical choice and gives the cleanest edge on neoprene. Full-color sublimation prints photographs, gradients and wedding artwork across the whole sleeve on white neoprene. Both sides can be printed, so a wedding koozie can carry the names on one side and the date on the other. Laser engraving is used on the stainless steel coolers. Custom koozies personalized with a name or a date print the same way as a logo.

Useful Extras

Magnetic koozies stick to a truck bed, a grill or a fridge, which makes them a favorite for contractors and tailgates. Koozies with a bottle opener on the base save a trip to the kitchen. Collapsible neoprene koozies ship flat in a mailer, which is why wedding and event planners use them as favors. Custom wedding koozies are usually this style. Camo, leatherette and slap-wrap styles give you something different from the standard sleeve.

Custom Koozies for Weddings

Count one koozie per guest and add extras for the wedding party and for keepsakes. If the bar serves both cans and bottles, split the order between the two styles. Screen printing suits a simple monogram, and sublimation suits a photo of the couple.