Insulair cups are exceedingly clever. They keep the coffee hot and the fingers cool – using a patented cardboard construction.

Earth shattering? Maybe not. But they’re certainly better than an artfully placed napkin or a dodgy cardboard sleeve.

In fact, the only criticism we could level is that the outsides don’t reflect the clever things going on in the inside. Enter Squigee – the award-winning surface design company better known for exclusive wallpaper and fabrics.

Squigee’s plectrum design now graces Espresso Warehouse’s Insulair cups – bringing a touch of style to the hands of the nation. Best of all, these designer statements cost exactly the same as regular Insulair cups.

That’s got to be better than the alternative – dull cups delivering third degree burns.

This article originally appeared in Fresh 16