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Espresso Cups brings the main espresso cup styles into one parent page so it is easier to compare size, material, set count, and color before you open a product.
Start with size
Small 2 oz and 3 oz cups feel closest to classic espresso service. 4 oz and 5 oz cups give you a little more room for a double shot, macchiato, or a slower coffee break. 6 oz cups are the roomier option when you want a longer pour or a cup that can move between tea and espresso.
Pick the material story
Clear glass espresso cups put the crema and drink layers front and center. Ceramic espresso cups feel more traditional, hold heat well, and can bring color into a coffee corner. Double wall glass cups sit between those two worlds when you want a lighter visual look without using a single thin wall.
Compare sets and finishes
This collection includes set-of-2 and set-of-4 options, compact demitasse styles, handled glass cups, stackable designs, and colorful ceramic cup-and-saucer options. Use it as the parent page when you want to browse the broader espresso cup range before narrowing down.
