Why this mug earns its place
The Titan range delivers super-vitrified porcelain that bridges durability and presentation—a practical choice for venues where chipping is a cost, not a character trait. At 340ml, these mugs hold a full latte without crowding the cup or spilling into the saucer, and the rim sits high enough to read the drink level as you pour or fill.
In daily use, porcelain of this weight gives you two things: thermal stability (keeps the coffee hotter longer through the service) and a compact footprint. At 105mm tall and 86mm across, they nest comfortably on your cup rails and don't dominate a saucer. The white finish is neutral enough to work with any pour-over aesthetic, from artisan flat-whites to coffee-house branding.
These are built to go through a commercial dishwasher as a routine item, not an edge case. Fifty-year-old crockery suppliers will tell you that super-vitrified porcelain outlasts glazed earthenware by years—the manufacturing process seals the material at a molecular level. A set of 24 gives you the depth to rotate through service cycles without washing mid-service.
